TL;DR: Chile is currently running a convent for a new constitution and there is a proposal to adopt the free software values and privacy into their constitution. It will be proposed to the convent if 15,000 Chilean signatures can be collected.
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Chile underwent a neoliberal transition that wrecked the economy for a while. There is a really good documentary on the whole thing called the Chicago Boys (didn’t mean to bury the lead lol, chicago boys references the economists from the University of Chicago that basically showed Chile the neoliberal way).
The film is available on-demand here: https://vimeo.com/laventanacine/vod_pages
It was recently televised on TVN (Television Nacional de Chile) and someone uploaded it here if you don’t feel like paying: https://ok.ru/video/888949770999
Awesome! Thanks for this.