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By Javier Zúñiga & Karina Nohales
Chile: The debate on the Constituent Assembly
By Javier Pineda
The dramatic fall of Chile as Latin America’s neoliberal role model
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Chile's struggle to democratize the state
By J. Patrice McSherry
March 2, 2020 — Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal reposted from NACLA — The social uprising in Chile has now reached its fourth month. Masses of people continue to protest and demand structural change despite ferocious repression—mainly at the hands of the militarized Carabineros police force—which has revived traumatic memories. Now, Chileans are looking ahead to a plebiscite that may open the way to a new Constitution. The dictatorship-era charter has been a major obstacle to change over the past three decades. Redrafting the constitution is a key demand in Chileans’ sweeping rebuke of the status quo.
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