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SANTIAGO, Chile – SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — Chile's court system says a computer virus has shut down court operations in many parts of the country.
The courts' central office says in a news release that the virus struck on Wednesday during an upgrade of antivirus software. It says officials are studying the problem.
The infection has forced the delay of some trials and testimony.
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