An anti-government protester raises his hands during clashes with police in Santiago, Chile, Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2019. The government said Tuesday that 15 people have died in five days of rioting, arson and violent clashes that were sparked by a hike in subway fares and have almost paralyzed the country. (Rodrigo Abd/AP) By Eva Vergara and Luis Andres Henao | AP Oct. 22, 2019 at 2:26 p.m. EDT SANTIAGO, Chile — Chile’s government said Tuesday that 15 people have been killed in five days of rioting, arson and violent clashes that have almost paralyzed the South American country and rocked its global image as the region’s oasis of stability.
About half of Chile’s 16 regions remained under an emergency decree and some were a under military curfew, the first — other than for natural disasters — imposed since the country returned to democracy in 1990 following a bloody 17-year dictatorship.
Riot police used tear gas and streams of water to break up marches by rock- throwing demonstrators in several streets of Santiago on Tuesday, while military and police guarded other Chileans who formed long lines at supermarkets.
Many stores, subway stations and banks were burned, damaged or looted over the weekend, and some people have reported problems getting cash at ATMs.
The unrest was sparked by a relatively minor, less-than-4% increase in subway fares, with students jumping subway station turnstile last week in protest. But it exploded Friday with demonstrators setting fire to subway stations, buses and a high-rise building. It then spread nationwide, fueled by simmering frustration by many Chileans who say that they are not sharing in the advances of a country that is one of Latin America’s wealthiest.
“The students jumped the turnstiles, and as it happens in revolutions, the elements that trigger a social phenomenon are not very rational,” said Marta Lagos, director of the polling firm Latinobarometro.
“It’s not just this government” that’s to blame for the frustrations, she said. “This has been accumulating in the last four governments.”
Shortly before the rioting broke out, Conservative President Sebastián Piñera boasted in an interview with The Financial Times that Chile “looks like an oasis” in the region because it has a stable democracy, the economy continues to grow and it has been creating jobs, improving salaries and maintaining its macroeconomic balance.
But its wealth is unevenly spread, with one of the region’s highest rates of inequality. Many Chilean families earn $550 to $700 a month, and pensions can be as low as $159.
“You can argue ... that we have reduced poverty, that there’s no inflation these days, that the economy is controlled, etc., etc.,” Lagos said. “And all those arguments mean nothing to the people who can’t make it to the end of the month.”
José Tomás López, a cook, said he was protesting “because I’ve seen how my other lives, with a salary of not more than ($700) to maintain my three siblings, and I know her debts and all her efforts to meet them.
“I fight so that all that will end and so that all of us will have something fair,” he added.
After the protests erupted, Piñera rolled back the subway hike and declared a state of emergency. He later said that Chile is “at war with a powerful, relentless enemy that respects nothing or anyone and is willing to use violence and crime without any limits.” But he did not identify the enemy, and the remark brought rebukes from celebrities, politicians and soccer players.
“A war needs two sides,” Chilean soccer player Gary Medel said on Twitter. “And here, we’re just one people who want equality.”
Piñera, a billionaire and former airline owner then switched to a more conciliatory tone. He said that the government is working on a reconstruction plan to cover the hundreds of millions of dollars in damaged infrastructure. Piñera also planned meetings with the opposition to explore a “social agreement” to solve “the problems that affect Chileans.”
But some leftist parties said they would boycott the meeting with Piñ era to protest the nearly 10,000 soldiers patrolling the streets, part of a curfew that brings back haunting memories.
At least 3,095 suspected leftists were killed during Gen. Augusto Pinochet’s 1973-1990 military dictatorship, according to government figures, and tens of thousands more were tortured or jailed for political reasons.
Most of the demonstrations have been peaceful, with people banging on pots, a common form of protest in the region.
The government says that some marches have been infiltrated by violent groups of hooded vandals who seek to destabilize the country.
Riot police also used tear gas on Tuesday to break up a group of people who tried to loot a supermarket in the Chilean capital while screaming mothers tried to get milk for their children, according to local Radio Cooperativa.
About 2 million students were also forced to stay homes from classes and many people were unable to arrive to their jobs.
智利现在已经进入了紧急状态，大街上可以说是已经乱到了不行，我之前看到暴乱有已经造成了八人死亡，现在还不知道这个数据到现在有没有更新。
现在这个画面是智利首都的老百姓直接就把整列的地铁都给烧了，原因就是抗议地铁涨价。具体涨了多少我不知道，但好像不是特别的多。
真特么够民主的啊，地铁涨价都能把一列地铁给烧了，如果说智利的猪肉价格直接几倍几倍的往上涨那智利人还特么不疯了啊，估计直接都要乱套了吧。
这就民主的有点过分了，打砸的可都是自己家的东西啊，傻吊。
就因为三毛钱
好像智利总统之前还因为香港问题谴责中国来着
智利国内的反地铁票价上涨示威持续升级，该国警方公布数据称，截止10月20日，已经有8人在此过程中丧生，另有接近1500人被捕。为了平定骚乱，智利政府宣布进入紧急
状态，实施了宵禁令，并出动军队维持治安。
有网友发现，联合国人权事务高级专员米歇尔·巴切莱特（Michelle Bachelet）早前
曾多次批评香港特区政府，尤其是香港警察在面对示威者时执法过当，还敦促特首林郑月娥应立即同意就暴力事件展开独立调查。这位对香港事务指手画脚的巴切莱特正是智利人，且两次出任智利总统。
据观察者网早前报道，联合国人权事务高级专员办事处过去几个月中对于香港问题频频发声，不过这些发声并不是对于特区政府止暴制乱表达支持，而是认为特区政府和香港警察采取的作为已经践踏了他们奉行的人权价值。
来自该办事处的米歇尔·巴切莱特是表现最为活跃的一位。
今年8月13日晚，联合国的官方微博发布了一份援引巴切莱特话语的声明。这份声明指
出，巴切莱特表示，联合国强烈谴责任何形式的暴力或破坏财产的行为，并敦促所有民众以和平方式表达自己的观点。同时巴切莱特还呼吁进行公开和包容的对话，以和平方式解决所有问题。
联合国官微发布的微博，内容看上去中规中矩，但是在其指向联合国网站的新闻稿中，巴切莱特却是一边倒地指责特区政府。她是这么说的，“执法人员多次向拥挤、封闭的地区和针对个人发射催泪弹，构成相当大的死亡或重伤风险。”
巴切莱特还敦促特区政府立即调查这些事件，保持克制，确保和平表达意见者的权利得到尊重和保护。
而在10月4日下午，香港特区行政长官林郑月娥举行记者会，宣布引用《紧急情况规例
条例》订立《禁止蒙面规例》，并从10月5日凌晨起实施。
此次立法得到了香港各界的支持，尤其是当地的法律人士也都认为，制定规例具有必要性和迫切性，亦符合国际惯例，有助于香港社会秩序早日恢复安定。然而一些西方国家的媒体和政客，却以民主自由为名对此横加批评，巴切莱特又一次加入其中。
在法案生效的当天，巴切莱特就在马来西亚吉隆坡举行的新闻发布会上表示，“联合国针对香港当前示威活动引发的严重暴力事件感到不安，同时为警员和示威者受伤，包括新闻记者和抗议民众遭警方射击感到震惊……”
同早前一次的讲话一样，巴切莱特依然认为特区政府要立即进行“有效、及时、独立及公正的调查”。
更虚伪的是，巴切莱特一方面谴责示威活动中的所有暴力行径，也认为任何人都不能使用面具挑动暴力；但她另一方面却又指责特区政府颁布“禁蒙面法”是针对特定群体，削弱公民集会自由的权利。
本来对智利印象还挺好的，这脸打的，太爽了
最新消息，智利已经死了11个了，可以组织一只足球队了
智利首都抗议活动蔓延至其他城市已致11人身亡_手机新浪网https://mil.sina.cn › detail-iicezzrr4128072.d.html
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51 mins ago - 中新社北京10月22日电圣地亚哥消息：智利官方当地时间21日证实， ... 自本月14日以来，圣地亚哥接连发生针对地铁票价上涨的抗议活动并持续升级、蔓
延。 ... 日表示，抗议活动和暴力示威仍在持续，已造成至少11人身亡，其中3人死 ...
有爆发全球革命的势头了？输出啦！
【 在 hlb (hlb) 的大作中提到: 】
: 智利现在已经进入了紧急状态，大街上可以说是已经乱到了不行，我之前看到暴乱有已
: 经造成了八人死亡，现在还不知道这个数据到现在有没有更新。
: 现在这个画面是智利首都的老百姓直接就把整列的地铁都给烧了，原因就是抗议地铁涨
: 价。具体涨了多少我不知道，但好像不是特别的多。
: 真特么够民主的啊，地铁涨价都能把一列地铁给烧了，如果说智利的猪肉价格直接几倍
: 几倍的往上涨那智利人还特么不疯了啊，估计直接都要乱套了吧。
: 这就民主的有点过分了，打砸的可都是自己家的东西啊，傻吊。
香港扔个催泪弹被全球讨伐，联合国还亲自上场
智利上军队目前射死了11个，联合国人权高级官员还有全球却各种装看不见
这所谓的联合国人权组织整个一眼盲心黑，玩双重标准玩的也太嚣张跋扈了
只是目前死了11个，没说都是军队射死的
可能有自相残杀的，也有乘火打劫的
【 在 jojoyz (jojoyz) 的大作中提到: 】
: 香港扔个催泪弹被全球讨伐，联合国还亲自上场
: 智利上军队目前射死了11个，联合国人权高级官员还有全球却各种装看不见
: 这所谓的联合国人权组织整个一眼盲心黑，玩双重标准玩的也太嚣张跋扈了
【 在 greendot (清风抚山岗) 的大作中提到: 】
: 本来对智利印象还挺好的，这脸打的，太爽了
: 最新消息，智利已经死了11个了，可以组织一只足球队了
11个人只能将就一个排球队
我记得足球队需要20来个人
: 智利首都抗议活动蔓延至其他城市已致11人身亡_手机新浪网
: https://mil.sina.cn › detail-iicezzrr4128072.d.html
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: 51 mins ago - 中新社北京10月22日电圣地亚哥消息：智利官方当地时间21日证实， .
: .. 自本月14日以来，圣地亚哥接连发生针对地铁票价上涨的抗议活动并持续升级、蔓
: 延。 ... 日表示，抗议活动和暴力示威仍在持续，已造成至少11人身亡，其中3人死 .
: ..
以前都说智利是唯一，或者是第一个能避免拉美化陷阱的拉美国家
首发11人，替补们正在赶来的路上
【 在 didadida (滴滴嗒嗒) 的大作中提到: 】
: 11个人只能将就一个排球队
: 我记得足球队需要20来个人
: .
: .
这个悍妇就是个婊子
【 在 greendot (清风抚山岗) 的大作中提到: 】
: 首发11人，替补们正在赶来的路上
嗯，首发是11人，替补7人，继续这么军管下去，替补的还真是在赶来的路上
看来过去几十年智利的经济奇迹也是假的，暂时的。最好的拉美国家也不过如此吧
你说要是因为这个大家不去APEC，巨巨和胖胖不能签deal，算不算报应啊。
【 在 hlb (hlb) 的大作中提到: 】
: 智利现在已经进入了紧急状态，大街上可以说是已经乱到了不行，我之前看到暴乱有已
: 经造成了八人死亡，现在还不知道这个数据到现在有没有更新。
: 现在这个画面是智利首都的老百姓直接就把整列的地铁都给烧了，原因就是抗议地铁涨
: 价。具体涨了多少我不知道，但好像不是特别的多。
: 真特么够民主的啊，地铁涨价都能把一列地铁给烧了，如果说智利的猪肉价格直接几倍
: 几倍的往上涨那智利人还特么不疯了啊，估计直接都要乱套了吧。
: 这就民主的有点过分了，打砸的可都是自己家的东西啊，傻吊。
关键是土鳖没那个ball其人之道还其人之身，这时候应该在联合国抗议智利镇压
【 在 greendot (清风抚山岗) 的大作中提到: 】
: 智利国内的反地铁票价上涨示威持续升级，该国警方公布数据称，截止10月20日，已经
: 有8人在此过程中丧生，另有接近1500人被捕。为了平定骚乱，智利政府宣布进入紧急
: 状态，实施了宵禁令，并出动军队维持治安。
: 有网友发现，联合国人权事务高级专员米歇尔·巴切莱特（Michelle Bachelet）早前
: 曾多次批评香港特区政府，尤其是香港警察在面对示威者时执法过当，还敦促特首林郑
: 月娥应立即同意就暴力事件展开独立调查。这位对香港事务指手画脚的巴切莱特正是智
: 利人，且两次出任智利总统。
: 据观察者网早前报道，联合国人权事务高级专员办事处过去几个月中对于香港问题频频
: 发声，不过这些发声并不是对于特区政府止暴制乱表达支持，而是认为特区政府和香港
: 警察采取的作为已经践踏了他们奉行的人权价值。
: ...................
全球经济衰退，这样的事会更多。
现世报啊
【 在 srx (srx) 的大作中提到: 】
: 好像智利总统之前还因为香港问题谴责中国来着
让我，我就直接来，直接怼死那个傻逼智利专员。
【 在 NickelOleGen (五美分) 的大作中提到: 】
: 关键是土鳖没那个ball其人之道还其人之身，这时候应该在联合国抗议智利镇压
两者的区别十分明显：
一个是民选政府，一个是非民选政府。
一个是抗议地铁涨价，一个是争取民主。
真敢玩啊
还真是，让民选政府派出的警察杀死在街上，总做鬼也幸福啊，哈哈
【 在 longway (longway) 的大作中提到: 】
: 两者的区别十分明显：
: 一个是民选政府，一个是非民选政府。
: 一个是抗议地铁涨价，一个是争取民主。
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Chile protests: Death toll rises to 15 after violent clashes
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An anti-government protester raises his hands during clashes with police in Santiago, Chile, Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2019. The government said Tuesday that 15 people have died in five days of rioting, arson and violent clashes that
were sparked by a hike in subway fares and have almost paralyzed the country. (Rodrigo Abd/AP)
By Eva Vergara and Luis Andres Henao | AP
Oct. 22, 2019 at 2:26 p.m. EDT
SANTIAGO, Chile — Chile’s government said Tuesday that 15 people have been killed in five days of rioting, arson and violent clashes that have almost paralyzed the South American country and rocked its global image as the
region’s oasis of stability.
About half of Chile’s 16 regions remained under an emergency decree and
some were a under military curfew, the first — other than for natural
disasters — imposed since the country returned to democracy in 1990
following a bloody 17-year dictatorship.
Riot police used tear gas and streams of water to break up marches by rock-
throwing demonstrators in several streets of Santiago on Tuesday, while
military and police guarded other Chileans who formed long lines at
supermarkets.
Many stores, subway stations and banks were burned, damaged or looted over
the weekend, and some people have reported problems getting cash at ATMs.
The unrest was sparked by a relatively minor, less-than-4% increase in
subway fares, with students jumping subway station turnstile last week in
protest. But it exploded Friday with demonstrators setting fire to subway
stations, buses and a high-rise building. It then spread nationwide, fueled by simmering frustration by many Chileans who say that they are not sharing in the advances of a country that is one of Latin America’s wealthiest.
“The students jumped the turnstiles, and as it happens in revolutions, the elements that trigger a social phenomenon are not very rational,” said
Marta Lagos, director of the polling firm Latinobarometro.
“It’s not just this government” that’s to blame for the frustrations,
she said. “This has been accumulating in the last four governments.”
Shortly before the rioting broke out, Conservative President Sebastián Piñera boasted in an interview with The Financial Times that Chile “looks like an oasis” in the region because it has a stable democracy, the economy continues to grow and it has been creating jobs, improving salaries and
maintaining its macroeconomic balance.
But its wealth is unevenly spread, with one of the region’s highest rates
of inequality. Many Chilean families earn $550 to $700 a month, and pensions can be as low as $159.
“You can argue ... that we have reduced poverty, that there’s no inflation these days, that the economy is controlled, etc., etc.,” Lagos said. “And all those arguments mean nothing to the people who can’t make it to the
end of the month.”
José Tomás López, a cook, said he was protesting “because I’ve seen how my other lives, with a salary of not more than ($700) to maintain my three siblings, and I know her debts and all her efforts to meet them.
“I fight so that all that will end and so that all of us will have
something fair,” he added.
After the protests erupted, Piñera rolled back the subway hike and
declared a state of emergency. He later said that Chile is “at war with a
powerful, relentless enemy that respects nothing or anyone and is willing to use violence and crime without any limits.” But he did not identify the
enemy, and the remark brought rebukes from celebrities, politicians and
soccer players.
“A war needs two sides,” Chilean soccer player Gary Medel said on Twitter. “And here, we’re just one people who want equality.”
Piñera, a billionaire and former airline owner then switched to a more conciliatory tone. He said that the government is working on a
reconstruction plan to cover the hundreds of millions of dollars in damaged infrastructure. Piñera also planned meetings with the opposition to
explore a “social agreement” to solve “the problems that affect Chileans.”
But some leftist parties said they would boycott the meeting with Piñ
era to protest the nearly 10,000 soldiers patrolling the streets, part of a curfew that brings back haunting memories.
At least 3,095 suspected leftists were killed during Gen. Augusto Pinochet’s 1973-1990 military dictatorship, according to government figures, and tens of thousands more were tortured or jailed for political reasons.
Most of the demonstrations have been peaceful, with people banging on pots, a common form of protest in the region.
The government says that some marches have been infiltrated by violent
groups of hooded vandals who seek to destabilize the country.
Riot police also used tear gas on Tuesday to break up a group of people who tried to loot a supermarket in the Chilean capital while screaming mothers
tried to get milk for their children, according to local Radio Cooperativa.
About 2 million students were also forced to stay homes from classes and
many people were unable to arrive to their jobs.
几分钟前的最新消息，智利已经被干死15个了
一场球赛每个队11名首发，最多可以换3个队员，这个已经超过了
南美小辣椒，还真够辣
有了民主证，干死15个不叫个事儿
如果是15只曱甴被香港皇家警察干死了，西媒得疯了吧
三毛钱的事儿搞那么复杂
一人一票的民主是民粹，社會毒葯
【 在 longway (longway) 的大作中提到: 】
: 两者的区别十分明显：
: 一个是民选政府，一个是非民选政府。
: 一个是抗议地铁涨价，一个是争取民主。