In looking at the intent behind these messages, the team grouped them into seven categories, such as “denouncement” and “victimization.” Forty-four percent of all the messages involved “resentment” and “threats” (23.7% and 20.3%, respectively). They wanted to see what the street was trying to say. President Piñera has said the country is at war, but one could reasonably ask: who are the good guys exactly, what’s their objective, and how will we know when they’ve won?Ī month or so after the protests began-they’re often called 18-O for the initial explosion on October 18th-a team from la Universidad de Desarrollo examined 1000 phrases and signs that were scribbled all over downtown Santiago. As I write this near the end of March, 2020, the only thing that’s brought peace and quiet is Covid-19, though even that couldn’t hold for long (on March 29th, Young Combatant’s Day, fires and violence took over some of the streets again). Except that three months later, just after The Joker with Joaquin Phoenix hit the cinemas, streets all over Chile blew up a lot like they did at the end of that movie, with some of the same masks, signs, fires, and awful violence.
The stores reopened, and we shopped again at the one closest to my in-laws’ house. Five percent of next to nothing is hard to jump up and down about, but every little bit helps. But the union and the workers persisted they won a five-point-one percent raise as well as a few other concessions. That extra one percent was at first, apparently, untenable. A sticking point was that the union wanted a four per-cent raise in salary, but Wal-Mart Chile stood at three. The store I happened to walk by off the Los Leones metro station had maybe a dozen people milling around out front, a few of them holding signs: “They Make Millions, We Get Crumbs,” “Fight for Dignified Salaries,” “No More Abuse,” and “The Union is in the Street Demanding Dignity.” As I learned later, it was the biggest private sector strike in the country’s history. They wanted better wages, better working conditions, and some retention measures as the supermarket chain enhanced automation. On July 10th, a deal between the workers’ union and the owners had still not been reached, so over 17,000 workers walked out. That didn’t make as much news, but it’s something that has stuck with me ever since. I was also in Santiago in July of 2019, when workers at the Líder supermarket-now owned by Wal-Mart-went on strike and walked out. I’ve come to realize that I have been there for a few noteworthy events-I was there in 2006 when General Pinochet died and the country elected its first female president, Michelle Bachelet there in 2010 trembling through an ugly earthquake there for our daughter Isabel’s birth in 2011 (for me a bit more than noteworthy) and here now in 2020 for the protests, an ominous drought thanks to climate change, and everybody’s coronavirus. So we’ve managed a way to live between my work by Lake Erie and the capital of Chile.
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