Reuters June 27, 2013 - 14:40 SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chilean police on Thursday evicted student protesters from 21 Santiago schools that will be used as polling stations for weekend primary elections, a day after a massive march for education reform in the capital. The Andean country's powerful student movement has staged massive protests to demand free and improved education in the stratified country, with thousands of students taking over schools and universities intermittently over the past two years. "We've restored order," Interior Minister Andres Chadwick said in a televised speech on Thursday morning. "As dialogue didn't yield expected results, and given that we are 72 hours away...
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