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Chile articles on Democracy Chronicles

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​News about the struggle for better democracy in Chile.​ Chile is a functioning democracy.​ ​​​According to Freedom House, the "Senate serves eight-year terms and the Chamber of Deputies is elected for four years". A strong democracy has ensured Chile a strong economy and relative social stability. Also check out our section on World Democracy.

53 Former Chilean Dictatorship Agents Convicted in Killings

by DC Editors - December 4, 2018

Chilean Dictatorship Agents Convicted

53 former secret police agents convicted from the country’s dictatorship for participating in the kidnapping and disappearance of seven communist leaders.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Chile, Dictatorships, South America

North Korea Said to Have Stolen a Fortune in Online Bank Heists

by DC Editors - October 4, 2018

North Korea Said to Have Stolen a Fortune

North Korea’s hacking operations to gather intelligence and raise funds for the sanction-strapped government in Pyongyang may be gathering steam.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Asia, Bangladesh, Chile, Dictatorships, Kim Jong Un, North Korea

Influential Chilean ‘anti-poet’ Nicanor Parra dies

by DC Editors - January 25, 2018

Chilean 'anti-poet' Nicanor Parra

Nicanor Parra revolutionized Latin American literature and won the Spanish-speaking world’s highest literary honor

Filed Under: Democracy Culture Tagged With: Chile, Political Artwork, South America

Your Vote, Your Voice!

by Ana Maria Fores Tamayo - March 1, 2016

Your Vote, Your Voice!

As I cast my ballot early today in the voting booth, I decided to stop dawdling and write something about the importance of voting. I have wanted to post my daughter’s words, because — as a millennial — she has something important to say about voting

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Chile, Cuba, South America, Venezuela, Youth Voting Rights

Sonnet LXIX by Pablo Neruda

by Ana Maria Fores Tamayo - July 13, 2015

Pablo Neruda

Yesterday was Pablo Neruda’s birthday, and since he is one of my favorite poets, I dedicate this post to him, my translation of Sonnet LXIX from 100 Love Sonnets: Cien sonetos de amor

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Chile, Political Artwork, South America

Turning Point for Uruguayan Political System

by Roy Axel Gordon-Firing Sandberg - June 3, 2014

Turning Point for Uruguayan political system

Polls estimating the opposition total surpassing the ruling party by a margin of approximately 10-12%, should have the Broad Front rethink its campaign strategy come the start of July (after World Cup mayhem expected in a football-loving nation)

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Chile, South America

Rise of Women Leaders Changing Latin America

by DC Editors - December 7, 2013

women leaders changing Latin America with democracy

Region is going to have more than a few women leaders changing Latin America with democracy

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Chile, Feminism, South America, Women Voting Rights

Chile Election Win for Resurgent Bachelet Certain

by DC Editors - November 17, 2013

Chile election star flag

Former President Bachelet poised to regain the office amid public discontent in Chile election

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Chile, South America

Seamstress to Run for President of Chile

by DC Editors - November 9, 2013

Major protest for rights

A humble seamstress to run for President of Chile is said to be very down to Earth, with fiery rhetoric and a mastery of the problems of the poor

Filed Under: Democracy Culture Tagged With: Chile, South America

Election Watch: Chile is Rising Democracy Star

by John Heinz - October 9, 2013

Chile election star flag

The upcoming Chile election represents the first time citizens are not mandated by law to vote as well as the first time that registration is automatic

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Chile, South America

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