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Rodrigo Walker writes about the new Chilean political party Chile Primero and its very own YouTube channel [ES]. Blogger Leonardo Maldonado of Resiliencia Estratégica [ES] also comments on this new movement and its “new way of authentically talking about politics…not in the form of clichés, but in the form of life itself…a breath of fresh air.”
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