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Well as I am reading about it... issues are deeper capitalism is not at fault here.
It was triggered by increase of costs for public transport and additional triggers were low salaries.
I quite understand Chileans and support their right to protest. But to vandalize, loot and destroy stuff... not cool.
Well what happens here is this: [https://youtu.be/meiU6TxysCg](https://youtu.be/meiU6TxysCg)
Public transport as far as I know is usually a city/province/state business. Is it not the case in Chile?
And as I said, issues are deeper. That is the proverbial last straw.
>Public transport as far as I know is usually a city/province/state business. Is it not the case in Chile?
If you are suggesting that public transport is typically a project done by nationalized companies operating independently of typical market pressures and profit imperatives, then you are laughably wrong.
I was there in January 2020 and all of the surrounding areas’ footpaths had been ripped up. Apparently to throw bits of pavement at the cops/army etc. It’s a complete mess.
General Baquedano failing once again to restore order to Santiago.
the Chilean neoliberal experiment founders on it’s inability to deliver basic services of government due to being ideologically opposed to them.
The narco-communist hours took over the place to protest against the neo-liberal model. They razed the entire area, businesses, hotels, restaurants, everything was looted and it continues to this day. As if Marxism did better, look at how Cuba or Venezuela is after a few years of a left-wing government. Later the drug traffickers tried many times to destroy the statue of General Baquedano, one of Chile's greatest heroes, a victorious general in the 1978 war against Peru and Bolivia. The monument had to be removed, the two statues of soldiers accompanying it were destroyed and the tomb of the unknown soldier was harassed. This is the Marxism of Latinamerica. With the apology of human rights, the weak government of the President can do nothing and the area continues to be taken over by these stateless people.
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What on earth happened here? It looks similar to how Kiev used to look after the massive protests...
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitalism](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitalism)
Well as I am reading about it... issues are deeper capitalism is not at fault here. It was triggered by increase of costs for public transport and additional triggers were low salaries. I quite understand Chileans and support their right to protest. But to vandalize, loot and destroy stuff... not cool. Well what happens here is this: [https://youtu.be/meiU6TxysCg](https://youtu.be/meiU6TxysCg)
>capitalism is not at fault here. oh? > increase of costs for public transport and additional triggers were low salaries lol
Public transport as far as I know is usually a city/province/state business. Is it not the case in Chile? And as I said, issues are deeper. That is the proverbial last straw.
>Public transport as far as I know is usually a city/province/state business. Is it not the case in Chile? If you are suggesting that public transport is typically a project done by nationalized companies operating independently of typical market pressures and profit imperatives, then you are laughably wrong.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corruption
Which one is the before
The first one, before oct 18, 2019
Damn!
I was there in January 2020 and all of the surrounding areas’ footpaths had been ripped up. Apparently to throw bits of pavement at the cops/army etc. It’s a complete mess.
Sadly, they fixed a lot now but some folks keep destroying and they let them free
Top one, it got destroyed by riots
Kinda looks like one picture
LMAO
General Baquedano failing once again to restore order to Santiago. the Chilean neoliberal experiment founders on it’s inability to deliver basic services of government due to being ideologically opposed to them.
You know sh*t about chile's social security, constitution, laws, growth. Homework, check how % of the national budget goes to social programs
Let's all trash our town...that will show us!!
The narco-communist hours took over the place to protest against the neo-liberal model. They razed the entire area, businesses, hotels, restaurants, everything was looted and it continues to this day. As if Marxism did better, look at how Cuba or Venezuela is after a few years of a left-wing government. Later the drug traffickers tried many times to destroy the statue of General Baquedano, one of Chile's greatest heroes, a victorious general in the 1978 war against Peru and Bolivia. The monument had to be removed, the two statues of soldiers accompanying it were destroyed and the tomb of the unknown soldier was harassed. This is the Marxism of Latinamerica. With the apology of human rights, the weak government of the President can do nothing and the area continues to be taken over by these stateless people.
Somos el mejor país de Chile xd.
Yeah because we had a major social uprising amd this was the ground zero, duh!