Post by account_disabled on Feb 14, 2024 9:30:11 GMT
Such as the Constitutionalization of Exemptions Taxes, the Predominant Role of the Market in the Provision of Public Goods and Services, and a Conservative Conception of the Country and Patriotism, Among Many Others. Unlike the Previously Rejected Text, Whose Promoters Were Confident Until the Last Moment of Its Approval, the New Conservative Proposal Appeared Mostly Rejected in All Surveys. Faced With This Reality and Afraid of Suffering the Same Fate as the First Constituent Process, the World of the Right Abandoned an Early Communication Strategy.
Focused on Defending the Text. In This Context, in the Most Striking Spot of the Strip, the Following Message Appeared in the Voice of Chilean Citizens, Between National Flags and Images of the Country Burning: « Those Who Burned an Entire Country to Guinea Email List Have a New Constitution Now Want to Leave the Existing One. They as It is (…) Those Who Became Famous for Demanding Quality Education for All Are Now in Power. And What Have They Done? Those Who Believed That Chile Was Going to Be Healed With Fires in the Streets Now Want to.
Continue With the Existing Constitution (…) I Am Going to Vote in Favor. And Screw Them. The Message Was Adorned With Right-wing Aesthetics, but Had Undeniable Similarities to That of the People's List: the Unity of the People Against a Policy That Defended the Status Quo . The "Fuck You" Appeared as an Echo of the Message of the People's List Against the "Same Same Old Ones" Who Did Not Want to Change Anything, and After.
Focused on Defending the Text. In This Context, in the Most Striking Spot of the Strip, the Following Message Appeared in the Voice of Chilean Citizens, Between National Flags and Images of the Country Burning: « Those Who Burned an Entire Country to Guinea Email List Have a New Constitution Now Want to Leave the Existing One. They as It is (…) Those Who Became Famous for Demanding Quality Education for All Are Now in Power. And What Have They Done? Those Who Believed That Chile Was Going to Be Healed With Fires in the Streets Now Want to.
Continue With the Existing Constitution (…) I Am Going to Vote in Favor. And Screw Them. The Message Was Adorned With Right-wing Aesthetics, but Had Undeniable Similarities to That of the People's List: the Unity of the People Against a Policy That Defended the Status Quo . The "Fuck You" Appeared as an Echo of the Message of the People's List Against the "Same Same Old Ones" Who Did Not Want to Change Anything, and After.