CNN
”Kast aún no asume la presidencia y sus discursos de odio ya están cambiando el panorama social. Tengo mucha ansiedad”, dice Juan Garcés, un estudiante universitario de 26 años que llegó a Chile en 2014 proveniente de Colombia. Al igual que varios miembros de su familia, el objetivo era uno: buscar mejores oportunidades para vivir. […]
TL;DR
- Migrants in Chile express anxiety and fear due to the election of José Antonio Kast.
- Juan Garcés, a Colombian student, highlights how Kast's speeches are changing the social landscape and causing fear among migrants.
- Mickey, a Venezuelan student, shares experiences of discrimination and microaggressions in Chile, amplified by university peers supporting Kast.
- Patrick Erminio, a Brazilian therapist, draws parallels to Bolsonaro's rise in Brazil, warning that hateful discourse can lead to violence.
- Kast has stated that irregular migrants have a limited time to leave the country upon his assumption of the presidency.
- Kast met with Argentine President Javier Milei to discuss migration and security, reiterating his stance on irregular immigration.
- Migrants interviewed express a desire to live peacefully in Chile and resist forced displacement.