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Water Is a Key Issue for Chile’s New Constitution

“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.

It gives great hope in the construction of a very different State from the one imposed on us from the early 19th century onwards.

Migration policy is a key issue for Gabriel Boric’s government to be sworn in on March 11, as well as for those drafting the new Constitution

Less than a month remains before Colombia holds Parliamentary elections. They will also serve as a sort of primary elections for president.

Time is running out for Chile’s constitutional process. After an initial semester full of innovative symbolisms…

Bestia, by Chilean filmmaker Hugo Covarrubias, has been nominated for an Oscar in the best animated short film category.