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When Ideas Win Hearts but Parties Push People Away

Many people in Chile and Latin America share left-wing ideas but feel an emotional rejection toward the parties that promote them.

Desalination projects are booming in Chile, with 51 plants planned to process seawater and a combined investment of US$ 24.455 billion.

Since taking office in Chile in March 2022, Gabriel Boric has been an outspoken critic of the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega & Rosario Murillo

The idea that women were born to be mothers is still generally accepted in Latin American and Caribbean countries.

Change begins with every honest conversation, every extended hand, and every conscious rejection of the violent mandates of the past.

With the evolution and diversification of new illicit markets the criminal networks are challenging the survival of democratic institutions.

History teaches that societies able to integrate their diversity become more humane, more creative, and more resilient.

The citizen mobilization favoring “One-Year Parental Leave” marks a precedent in the fight for childcare & shared parental responsibility.

It’s so important to make male paternity leave increasingly mandatory, promoting shared parental responsibility, like in Sweden and Iceland.

The authoritarian drift of elected rulers, the populist platforms at election time, and the failure of progressivism to update its message…