SANTIAGO: Chileans voted at the weekend for people not aligned to political parties to form the bulk of a 155-member body that will rewrite a dictatorship-era constitution widely blamed for deep social inequality.
A new constitution was a key demand of 2019 protests that left several dozen dead but paved the way for what has been labeled Chile’s most important election since its return to democracy 31 years ago.
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