We aim to break the deadlock that we see between a right wing that obstructs change and a government that gives in to it. So, rather than being against the government, we want it to return to the original content of its reforms.
The question of where Chile’s true identity lies becomes ever more pressing as the fiftieth anniversary of Pinochet’s coup approaches.
Chile’s government has announced its much-anticipated plan to search for the victims of forced disappearance and political execution under Augusto Pinochet’s dictatorship, which began with a coup 50 years ago next month.
Labor is busting out all over
Bringing back proletarian internationalism one May Day at a time
A great transition in our hemisphere, and a labor action news roundup
World-changing events as masses vote and hit the streets
News and analyses from and about social movements, political parties and unifying activists
This week: left economists cut through the baloney, rumblings of general strike, and a guide to wrecking your party
In the 20th century, the US constitution was emulated by democracies around the world. No longer: its antiquated institutions and an absence of rights have guaranteed its declining influence. Chile is seeking a different path.
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