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Feminist Challenges for a Transformative Gov. in Chile

Institutions need to stop “categorizing” feminist demands as “gender-based issues”, and cross-section them with all aspects of our lives.

“Although some governments are threatening the gains obtained, women of all ideologies have gone out on the street to defend them.”

No Chilean Constitution in the past has referred to the indigenous people of Chile or their rights, like other Latin American constitutions…

Chile’s Gabriel Boric’s presidential inauguration poses a question for Latin America: Has a new left arrived in the region?

Faced with this scenario of Russia’s imperial war, the United Nations should undergo a process of reinvention.

“We’re writing a new Constitution & the topic of water is inescapable. We must make decisions affecting special interests for the common good”

“As the World Wildlife Fund Chile, we have a special commitment to protect the marine landscape of the Chilean Patagonia.”

They defend their position with a classist antidemocratic view that seeks to hijack the space for populist representation.

Despite many challenges & disputes, Chile has embarked on a remarkable project: a truly popular debate on what nation it should aspire to be.

Chile’s president-elect, Gabriel Boric, has invited the persecuted Nicaraguan author, Sergio Ramirez, to his inauguration on March 11th.