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Constitutional Apocalypse for Chile’s Elite

The slander and rejection campaign against the articles approved by the Constitutional Convention plenary in Chile is growing every day…

There is a strong women’s movement in Chile that has been fighting for the recognition of care work for years.

The need for this change, and the overall housing problem in Chile, can be viewed from two perspectives. Read about them here….

We have to carry out the search for new answers to the same-old questions, with many more actors, languages and perspectives this time around.

Our concept [of development] has always been subordinated to a modern, capitalist delirium, as is the notion of infinite economic growth.

The year 2021 was the driest in Chile’s history, and a recurrent water deficit is predicted for the future.

The problem doesn’t lie in what this group says in ideological terms, but in how and when it speaks out, with a discourse focused around fear

Patricio Fernandez, a delegate to Chile’s Constitutional Convention, speaks of the challenges and contradictions of Gabriel Boric’s new left.

“These works could have been lost forever. A postcard changed everything. It said simply: “Isabel, I have your mother’s canvases…”

The Chilean succession with Gabriel Boric is not just another one: it is the perfect metaphor for political change in Latin America.