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The housing disaster in Chile and the method of eviction of households who’ve taken over land is a historic downside that’s deeply rooted within the poverty and excessive inequality that impacts Latin America. In a revealing interview with Mónica Quilodrán, director and member of the Central Committee of MIR, we discover the complexity and challenges of this disaster, which has taken on even higher relevance below the present authorities of Gabriel Boric.
Regardless of President Boric’s guarantees to keep away from compelled evictions, the fact on the bottom has been completely different, with a number of violent evictions carried out in latest months. This example worsens in the course of the Chilean winter, when heavy rain and excessive chilly put households at higher danger. In our dialog, Quilodrán gives a vital view of the federal government’s actions and doable options to this pressing and precedence downside for hundreds of individuals in Chile.
The interview addresses not solely the quick measures mandatory to handle the housing disaster, but in addition the historic and structural roots of inequality in Chile. By her information and expertise, Mónica Quilodrán invitations us to replicate on the necessity for deep change in public insurance policies to make sure a fairer and extra equitable future for all.
Patricio Guzman
Supply: Werken Rojo
