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Chile: Shots at Workers’ Demonstration Wounds 3 Journalists

Francisca Sandoval, covering the demonstration for the local community broadcaster Canal Señal 3 La Victoria, remains in critical condition

I celebrate the approval of an article like this one. It opens us up to great international challenges and cross-border cooperation…

Absence/Presence was the latest performance by artist Janet Toro on the esplanade of the Museum of Memory & Human Rights in Santiago, Chile.

On Earth Day, this April 22, I saw with great concern what happened in the Constitutional Commission on the Environment…

We need help for women to be a reality now and not just an expectation to be fulfilled in some vague future.

Andres Kogan believes former Chilean president Ricardo Lagos is living in the past unaware of the changes in Chile over the last 11 years.

“The arpilleras are so moving, an extraordinary example of the value of women amid adversity. They have strength and can speak without fear”.

It will allow a space that raises awareness about stereotypes, discrimination and gender-based violence, opening up a door for society…

Chileans will decide whether to keep the 1980 Pinochet era constitution or move towards a supreme norm with deep democratic roots.

Campillai. 38, is one of the main advocates for the Amnesty Law for prisoners of the 2019 social uprising, during which she lost her vision.