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Fear Mongering in Chile

I ask here what makes Chileans so afraid and what consequences this might have on the constitutional process that is currently underway…

We must understand that the Constitutional debate isn’t only based on which sector has the votes needed to approve or reject proposals.

Since coming to power a year ago, Boric has been a fierce critic of the international indifference to the human rights crisis in Nicaragua.

“There’ve never been any easy solutions for our people (…) it’s not the first time we’ve been defeated”, Nelly Hueichan, 64, told IPS

The results of Chile’s Higher Education Access Test puts on display the country’s profound inequality, segregation & educational apartheid.

The role of political parties, civil society organizations and the media should be to strongly contribute to citizen education.

President Gabriel Boric made the announcement Wednesday during a ceremony in the capital Santiago hosted by the Palestinian community.

A new Constitution needs to represent the vast majority of Chile, so they vote in a referendum with an overwhelming majority.

Wanting to carry out the process for drafting a new constitution without basic democratic standards, is extreme stubbornness.

A network of modern trains from the State Railway System is no longer just a reason for legitimate complaint and understandable nostalgia…