They denounce with a video that the fires in Chile are an "assembly" of the army | Chronic

"Everything is a montage" Police denounce witnesses of fires and looting in Chile, who recorded with their mobile phones images of alleged allegations of police and military burning barricades, banks and shops.

A five-minute social media video shows scenes that are somewhat confusing because of the distance between them, where you can see so-called soldiers preparing scenes of chaos and then blaming the protesters.

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"The pacos (the police) burned the subway" an angry woman screams as she registers on the phone what appears to be a group of soldiers lighting a bonfire in the middle of an avenue.

The scenes are repeated throughout the video which begins with a warning: "The main difference between the 1793 coup d'etat and the fact that everyone now has a camera in his pocket – everything is a montage."

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One of the scenes, recorded Tuesday, shows the arrival of four men in uniform in a civilian car, entering a bank branch located next to the Coquimbo guarantee court.

When the men leave, smoke begins to come from the bank and dozens of people scream and accuse them of making a montage.

Another image, taken from a balcony at a great distance, shows a military truck in the parking lot of a Sodimac store from where the smoke soon begins to escape.

In another, dozens of barricades are lit and no protesters are shown, although the people doing the research are part of the distance between the military hypotheses that set the fire on fire.