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New Constitution Could Make Chile a Plurinational State

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.

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