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Chile: Ricardo Lagos and the Return of the Living Dead

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.

According to the Observatory against Street Harassment in Chile, “9 out of every 10 women have suffered violence on the street.”

We mustn’t forget the importance of the student movement of the last 20 years, especially in the secondary schools.

One of the priorities is the urgent need to guarantee the human right to water, and to balance access to this natural common good…

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.