As protests intensify, critics say government’s plan for region lacks substance.
The government this week announced a series of plans for the Aysén region that are set to bring improvements in education, urban, health, and fuel issues.
Interior Minister Rodrigo Hinzpeter said the government has always been and is still open to dialogue with the Aysén Social Movement (MSPRA).
Protesters in Aysén say they are fighting for national equality. (Photo provided by Hernaldo Saldivia)Login to read more.
The government this week announced a series of plans for the Aysén region that are set to bring improvements in education, urban, health, and fuel issues.
Interior Minister Rodrigo Hinzpeter said the government has always been and is still open to dialogue with the Aysén Social Movement (MSPRA).
Protesters in Aysén say they are fighting for national equality. (Photo provided by Hernaldo Saldivia)Login to read more.Most Read News
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