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The Democratic Legacy of Sebastian Piñera in Chile?

The tragic death of Sebastian Piñera, opened up a discussion on the democratic nature of the former president throughout his political career

This catastrophe has been accompanied by a poor public debate in our media and on social networks, regarding the causes of these fires.

The helicopter accident occurred in Lake Ranco, which the former president was flying over with three other people who survived the accident.

Valparaíso authorities reported at 7:00 PM Monday, of the tragic loss of 123 people amid the recent devastating fires in the coastal region.

“What matters today is primarily extinguishing the fires, saving lives, and also preventing looting, in those areas that have been affected”

According to a study conducted in Chile, there is a high level of mistrust in surveys, even among those who regularly respond to them.

It seems the West uses the Holocaust to absolve itself of its own guilt, justifying invasions, colonizations, and genocides.

Connects Santiago with Curico at a maximum speed of 160 km/h. Curico is a rich agricultural production area known for its wine cellars.

We spotlight two young members of the Bronte Quartet, an ensemble that plays symphonies from anime, movies, and video games.

It would seem like a bad joke that our leaders are now considering starting a war against narcoculture, censoring any cultural expression…