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Hackers in South America Targeting Mining & Oil Companies

The cyberattack on the Armed Forces delivered by the Guacamaya group of “hacktivists”, has tested Chile’s cybersecurity, yet again.

Such accusations trivialize the concept of antisemitism and empty it of contents. They also seem to me to be highly slanderous…

Chilean President Gabriel Boric highlighted that “having different opinions does not make us enemies.”

We find ourselves in a rather strange moment, where the failure of the constituent process has left us with many more questions than answers.

The underlying problem is that the Chilean identity was historically constructed on the idea of a neutral mestizaje…

The reasons the Constitutional Convention lost people’s trust, the meaning of this political defeat for President Boric, and what’s next?

Apparently, many of us viewed things very naively. Unfortunately, we were wrong & find ourselves at a moment of great weakness and uncertainty

With the result, Chile maintains as its legal framework the Magna Carta written in 1980 during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet.

Early in the evening the Approve camp admitted their defeat as the initial returns appeared insurmountable.

Keys to understanding a process that began three years ago amid a wave of protests and that has aroused considerable interest abroad.