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Abordando La Brecha De Desigualdad En Chile: Inquietud Civil Y Política, Savannah Taylor
Abordando La Brecha De Desigualdad En Chile: Inquietud Civil Y Política, Savannah Taylor
World Languages and Cultures Senior Capstones
This essay analyzes the underlying causes of the socioeconomic and income inequalities from which Chile still suffers. Moving through a brief historical analysis, it discusses such inequalities from the perspective of the 2019 protests. Finally, the essay identifies three primary potential causes of the unrest and inequality. The unequal education system, unstable political institutions, and disagreement of the management of valuable natural resources all exist as a barrier to achieving a satisfactory level of equality among the people of Chile.