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Chile lamenta a morte de lutadora social
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Protestos contra o governo continuam no Chile
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Chile: Elderly Woman Denied Entry to Supermarket After Failing to Obtain Government Permission to Buy Food
Lockdown rules mandate safe conduct pass to shop.
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A video out of Chile shows an elderly woman being refused entry to a supermarket because she didn’t obtain the necessary government permission to buy groceries under the country’s lockdown rules.
The clip shows the woman, who is apparently 100-years-old, appearing to be confused as she is denied access by security guards in uniform.
“Unfortunately government measures are not intended for the most vulnerable, not everyone handles the technology, not everyone has access to the internet,” tweeted Radio Villa Francia along with the video.
Welle von Polizeigewalt in Chile, 1 000 Festnahmen am Wochenende
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Chile’s Social Uprising: An Interview with Nick MacWiliam, Director of ‘Santiago Rising’ By Chris Paul | 20 February, 2021
The documentary
Santiago Rising(2021, dir. Nick MacWilliam) looks at recent protests in Santiago de Chile and the government response that sent shockwaves across the world. What started as a student demonstration against a hike in metro fares in 2019 spread to wider protests against the social and economic inequality in the country. An early adopter of neo-liberalism under the rule of General Pinochet (1973 – 1990), Chile went through a mass privatisation programme of everything from education to pensions. More than thirty years since the return to democracy, the country still lives under the same 1980 Constitution and unequal economic model.