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The New Constitution Would Mean a More Democratic Chile

A hard-fought campaign has begun in Chile to Approve or Reject our proposed new Constitution in the plebiscite scheduled for September 4th.

It should come as no surprise that Pinochet’s 1980 Chilean Constitution, still in force today, always associates security with public order.

“In August there’ll be a great deployment of those seeking to reach the undecided and get the information to those who need it…”

Not everything about a rising dollar is bad and not everything about a lower-priced dollar is good. It all depends on the model in mind…

It’s difficult to express the full dimensions of what Chile is currently living through with this unprecedented Constitutional process.

If approved, the new document will replace the Constitution created under the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet (1973-1990).

The neurodivergents, are what put Chile at the vanguard on a global scale with this draft Constitution, to be voted on this coming September 4

While almost 80% of Europe’s trade is between its members, the figure is only 15% in the Americas. We are very far behind…

Separated spaces help prevent physical violence, be it gender or sexual violence. “Those most at risk are girls, women and elders…

In one of the many side gatherings around the Summit of the Americas taking place in Los Angeles, California through June 10th.