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Hello and welcome to my new blog! Today I will talk to you about the Chilean health system, which is divided into the public and private health systems, as already mentioned in other blogs, there is a clear difference between these systems, It has also been commented many times that our health system is one of the best in Latam( If we consider only the private health system 😕). During the constituent process, there was talk of joining these two systems, which would be very beneficial for all people, before the new constitution was rejected, I already knew that it was very unlikely, since it is in "private hands" (and it´s very lucrative for them) and also helps to take administrative and economic burden off the state. in conclusion and trying not to be pessimistic I think the state should focus on the public system to improve the  structure  and quality for citizens who cannot afford a good health system. https://www.france24.com/es/minuto-a-minuto/20220831-comprar-...

Voting is a historical process, in which a small group of men had the privilege to take important decisions. Around the world, after many years and fights by the marginalized population, they weren't fighting just for the right to vote, but to have the same rights and opportunities as others. Historically we have the case of the suffragettes or the movement of the Afro-descendant population. An interesting fact is that the first country to approve the female vote was New Zealand in 1893 and the last country to allow the female vote was Saudi Arabia in 2015, there is a difference of more than 100 years. What I mean, is that obviously, the vote is part of a democratic system in which the population can elect their representatives, but we must not forget the sacrifices and lives of the people who helped us get to where we are today. To reflect, I would like to tell you about the Afghan case, women were able to vote earlier than in the United States and were able to participate in the ...