University leadership elections in Chile could lead to a change of faces, and strategies.
In a last-minute decision at 11 p.m. Monday, Camila Vallejo confirmed that she would run again for the position of president of the student federation of the Universidad de Chile (Fech), the oldest and one of the most prestigious universities in the country.
Francisco Figueroa, Giorgio Jackson and Camila Vallejo in the European Parliament. Photo by :::mediActivista:::/Flickr.Login to read more.
In a last-minute decision at 11 p.m. Monday, Camila Vallejo confirmed that she would run again for the position of president of the student federation of the Universidad de Chile (Fech), the oldest and one of the most prestigious universities in the country.
Francisco Figueroa, Giorgio Jackson and Camila Vallejo in the European Parliament. Photo by :::mediActivista:::/Flickr.Login to read more.About the writer
Joe Hinchliffe
Joe is from Brisbane, arguably the greatest city in Australia outside of Melbourne and Sydney and not including the capital, which no one outside the country has heard of anyway. He studied journalism and geography at the University of Queensland. In 2009 he left to do his last year of study on exchange at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver. He has lived in Santiago since mid-2010.
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