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Havana Times 2024 Photo Contest Announcement

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Rural Chileans are organizing to defend their water rights which have been abused by large agricultural producers and mining interests.

What was expected in Chile has happened; for the second consecutive time, a constitutional proposal has been rejected.

With 99.65% of ballot boxes tallied, 55.76% rejected the new text spearheaded by the far right led by Jose Antonio Kast, 44.24% voted for it.

For the second time in little more than a year, Chileans head to the polls Sunday December 17th to vote on another proposed new constitution.

The “Less Guns, More Security” Plan seeks to reduce the circulation of firearms, reduce violence, and improve the perception of security.

We are less than a month away from the referendum in Chile on the new draft Constitution, on December 17th.

The new proposed constitution, recently approved in the Constitutional Council, will be put up to a referendum on December 17th.

I came across Enrique Dussel’s work back in 2011, while studying a Masters in Communication and Contemporary Culture in Cordoba, Argentina.

Conversations began 2 years ago. The subject: regenerating land, family, economy, & culture. “This is where the idea for solar panels came in”.