Chile

Meet the indigenous woman tasked with rewriting Chile’s constitution

Constitutional assembly president Elisa Loncon holds up a flag as assembly members gather for the first session to draft a new constitution, in Santiago

Elisa Loncon is a Santiago university professor and activist for Mapuche rights. Image: REUTERS/Ivan Alvarado

Aislinn Laing
Writer, Reuters
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