El proyecto de ley de libre competencia del Gobierno de Michelle Bachelet se encuentra prácticamente completo, a falta de que se acepte en el Congreso chileno. La iniciativa contempla sanciones que van desde los tres a los diez años de cárcel y que pueden quedar reducidas hasta un año de reclusión.
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