What would it be like running a student newspaper on the other side of the world? PUClítico is the student newspaper based within the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, a Chilean University in Santiago. We sat down with the director of the student paper there, opening an interesting discussion about reporting student news in Santiago

Denisse Sepúlveda Sánchez argues in favour of an intersectional rebellion in which Chileans re-build a country that respects indigenous culture

According to a report on human rights violations perpetrated by police during recent protests, “190 cases of sexual harassment/violence have been recorded”

With reports of police in Chile blinding people with rubber bullets and sexually assaulting detainees, Francisco Espinoza argues that people are being violently repressed because they are pushing for radical change

“Chile has woken up and the world is waking up” – Javier von Marées discusses the history behind the current protests in Chile

Joe Mason argues that we in Britain can learn a lot from the protests in Chile and Ecuador

In Chile, students, writers, and feminist campaigners have protested a decision to rename the Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport to the Pablo Neruda International airport. They argue that Neruda, the renowned love poet, doesn’t deserve this celebration as he openly admitted to raping a maid in his 1977 memoir. He wrote that: “One morning, I […]