Welcome to the EY Health Sciences and Wellness Experience Podcast series. A series dedicated

to exploring the trends that are reshaping the industry.

No one is completely blowing up their existing supply chain and rebalancing it. It's fairly

globally distributed on an end-to-end basis already and they're really assessing is there

a risk to the existing supply chain. Join us to examine and embrace the age of health

experience.

Hello and welcome to the Intelligence on Economist Radio. I'm your host Jason Palmer.

Every weekday we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world. People

are living longer and longer and that has demographic effects in every corner of society.

We look into the many challenges that growing elderly populations present for the prison

system which was never designed to deal with them. And there's an intriguing theory that

may help explain rising political instability that seems to have taken hold all over. Maybe

these aren't battles that start from the bottom of unequal societies. Maybe it's too

much jostling at the top.

But first, the votes are in. Yesterday, Chileans decided by an overwhelming majority to scrap

and replace their dictatorship era constitution.

President Sebastian Piñera said it was the beginning of a new path for the country.

Chile's constitution was introduced under Augusto Pinochet, the dictator who ruled by terror

for nearly two decades. He lost power after a plebiscite in 1988. All of them united in

opposition to the regime of general Pinochet. It was the biggest political rally yet seen

in the capital. But the constitution remained. Later governments amended it dozens of times.

But for many Chileans, the constitution's most fundamental provisions were to blame for

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