VOICED : El cacerolazo un invento chileno que vuelve a sonar potenciado por redes sociales

The video discusses the resurgence of the cacerolazo protest in Chile, a form of protest dating back to the 1970s. Initially used by the Chilean bourgeoisie against Salvador Allende's government, it was later adopted by the general populace during the dictatorship. Recent protests were sparked by a metro fare increase and amplified by social media. The government's response, including military deployment, has evoked memories of past dictatorships. Young Chileans, unfamiliar with the dictatorship era, are protesting economic issues like privatized health and education, rising costs, and social inequality. The protests have turned violent, resulting in deaths and raising human rights concerns.

What new insight or understanding did you gain from this video?