Posts tagged Chile
Chileans Still Want a New Constitution, Now They Must Decide Who Will Write It
Chileans Still Want a New Constitution, Now They Must Decide Who Will Write It

The people of Chile must now prepare for yet another pivotal election which will play a key role in determining the fate of the nation's fundamental law.

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AmericasBy Will FullerChile, election, democracy, constitution, national politics, governance, political change, referendum, popular vote, democratic process, social issues, public policy, political parties, government reform, constitutional law, human rights, national identity, political stability, executive power, legislative authority
Violence in Peru: The Roots of Inequality
Violence in Peru: The Roots of Inequality

With the removal of Pedro Castillo, Peru has fallen into a state of brutality. Indigenous and historically marginalized groups demand to have their voices heard.

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AmericasBy Megha PolavarapuCivil Rights, Peru, Protest, Latin America, policy, pandemic, COVID-19, Chille, Chile, voting, voters rights, riots, lockdown, public health, Colombia, Pedro Castillo, Dina Boluarte, Impeachhment, Impeachment, Protests, Violence, Indigenous communities, Marginalization, Government Instability, Human Rights, Political Inquality, Classism, Racism, Rural Areas