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Rejecting Plurinationalism: Indigenous Peoples and the (Almost) New Constitution in Chile

November 30, 2022
Katherine Becerra Valdivia

In Chile, as in most Latin American countries, there is a complex relationship between the government and indigenous peoples. The latest chapter of this tense interchange took place during the referendum on September 4th, 2022, when the Chilean people rejected a new proposed constitution for the country—62% of the votes cast opposed the new governing […]

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