The days of the dictator Augusto Pinochet seem like ancient history to the young Chileans who live in Santiago’s new condominiums and shop in the capital’s upscale malls. The country is an economic success story and its president for the past four years, Michelle Bachelet, has represented an unmistakable change: this traditionally conservative nation has been led by a woman (...)
The Last Word
Change in Chile
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Nice. I read here that I had free access to the articles, and now I don't. Capitalist criteria for access to information, once again.