Chileans in a sentence

Polls show Chileans are more concerned about security and a struggling economy rather than drafting a new constitution.

The murders of three policemen in the last month have caused great consternation among Chileans, who have demonstrated in support of the police.

Pinochet came to power in 1973 and, until he was ousted in 1990, kidnapped, tortured and murdered thousands of Chileans.

The tribe recognized it as a way to introduce Chileans to their way of life and help overcome prejudices against the Mapuche.

Until the scandal broke last year, Hermosilla, 68, was perhaps the country’s most influential lawyer, with several high-profile Chileans among his clients, including Miguel Crispi, chief adviser to current leftist President Gabriel Boric.

Experts predict voters will vote for a new constitution written by their fellow Chileans.

President Sebastián Piñera on Friday signed a historic pension reform law to allow Chileans to withdraw 10% of their pension early to help cushion the economic blow caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

The vast majority of Chileans know that in an uncontrolled outbreak of coronavirus they do not have the money to protect their health and that they have to take precautions.

They left at least 30 Chileans dead and thousands injured.

Thousands of Chileans took to the streets for a month to demand improvements in health care, education, and greater social and economic equity.

And for a lot of Chileans, particularly the ones who had lived through dictatorship, suddenly, this incredibly traumatic moment of Chilean history seemed to be recurring.

Chileans in business attire wore makeshift masks or wet towels over their faces as they headed to and from work.

Education and medicines are costly, water has been privatized since the dictatorship and many Chileans receive miserly pensions while families earn $550 to $700 a month.

Many Chileans live with high levels of debt and thus pay more for the same services (such as higher education or healthcare) than rich people, who get discounts because they can pay in cash.

Before he died, Allende told his people: “I tell you with certainty that that which we have planted in the good conscience of thousands and thousands of Chileans will not be shriveled forever.

Chileans had to wait until 2004 before they were able to get divorced, and it was only in 2017 that women were legally allowed to have an abortion in cases of rape, or threat to the mother’s life or deadly birth defects.

The Argentine pope is nearly a native son, having studied in Chile during his Jesuit novitiate and he knows the country well, but Chileans give him the lowest approval rating among the 18 Latin American nations in the survey.

There, he asked Chileans to continue to welcome immigrants even as the migrant population has boomed.

Alessandri has been suspected of turning a blind eye to the enrollment of Chileans in the Bolivian army.

Argentines, Chileans, Uruguayans, Brazilians, Bolivians, and Venezuelans regularly consume wine.