Chile unrest continues, death toll rises to 23

As anti-government protest in Chile enters its fifth week, death toll has risen to 23 as police and protesters continue to clash. protesters have been fighting against entrenched political elite that come from a small number of wealthiest families.

Violence continues in 5th week of protests

death toll in country rose to 23 as country entered its 5th week of social unrest. South American nation has been protesting since October 18 against widespre social and ecomic inequality and a deeply entrenched political elite that come from a very small number of wealthy Chilean families.

anuncement that Chile will draft a new constitution has t been eugh for protestors and bloodshed has continued neless. In 3 deces of Chilean democracy, this is worst crisis that Chille has faced, over 2,000 injuries have been reported and around 280 have been seriously injured in eye by shotgun pellets.

Since unrest began, weekly rallies have seen a massive turut at Plaza Italia in Santiago. latest casualty was reported to be that of a 13-year old boy who was run over by a van during a protest in Arica which is 2,100 kilometres rth of capital of Santiago.

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Calls for calm fall on deaf ears

A young protester was quoted saying that protests cant ease up because government repressions are still ongoing and government continues to sigh fake agreements in order to end unrest.Local media outlets captured hundreds of protesters squaring off against police outside Costanera Centre, largest mall in South America, as around twenty riot police guarded entrance to building. Anger in streets have eased after anuncement of new constitution resulting in protests t being huge, but outbursts of violence have multiplied since Thursday and Friday.

President Sebastian Pinera's government again appealed for calm and Interior Minister Gonzalo Blumei call to all political forces to end unrest. Despite calls for calm, a shopping centre in rth of Santiago was set on fire and looted.
In response to growing unrest that does t show signs of letting up, 2,500 trainee police officers would be put on streets early to bolster force.

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