a dialogue with the people, the mapuche people, the indigenous people in one region of your country where there has been. and we are sensing in that way. ..sustained violence between the mapuche people and the security forces, because the mapuche people say that their rights have not been respected. not all the mapuche people. some little groups. very true. but you said, you know what? i can fix this with dialogue. i can bring people together. the truth is you haven t, you ve failed, and you re having to put the security forces back in there. i think it s too soon to decree or to establish that we have failed on that issue. of course, it s difficult. we never thought it was going to be easy, but i think we have achieved some advances. for example, in that topic specifically that you are talking, we establish a commission with. a transversal commission to establish a truth about the demand on lands. and we managed with a lot
worries me is that the political times. the political times are not necessarily good for common good. not all the problems that we want to solve we are going to solve them in four years. but i have to think in long term. and sometimes that means to take decisions that might be unpopular and that might take more than four years to give fruits. mm. you know? and i think the way we are facing, for example, the mapuche issue, mapuche and chilean issue, or the way we are fighting against the rise of narco traffic and that stuff are going to maybe not give electoral fruits right now, but they are in the right path. but then you have to find a way
projects of law, about security issues. but isn t there a problem, mr president? wait a minute. there is a problem about security. i don t want to hide it. there is a problem in chile about security. and maybe the fundamental problem is that you came to power so focused on human rights and, for example, on you said establishing a dialogue with the people, the mapuche people, the indigenous people in one region of your country where there has been. and we are sensing in that way. ..sustained violence between the mapuche people and the security forces, because the mapuche people say that their rights have not been respected. not all the mapuche people. some little groups. very true. but you said, you know what? i can fix this with dialogue. i can bring people together. the truth is you haven t, you ve failed, and you re having to put the security forces back in there. i think it s too soon to decree or to establish that we have failed on that issue. of course, it s difficult. we neve
put your accent there and you don t see what s behind the story, what are the wounds of the mapuche people, you are not going to be able to solve the roots of the problem. let me tell you something. one of the things that worries me is that the political times. the political times are not necessarily good for common good. not all the problems that we want to solve we are going to solve them in four years. but i have to think in long term. and sometimes that means to take decisions that might be unpopular and that might take more than four years to give fruits. mm. you know? and i think the way we are facing, for example, the mapuche issue, mapuche and chilean issue, or the way