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El perro que protestó (The Dog Who Protested) - Revisited

Duolingo Spanish Podcast

Duolingo

Education, Society & Culture

4.414.6K Ratings

🗓️ 14 December 2023

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

María Campos falls in love with a stray dog who has a knack for leading protests — and becomes a global symbol of unity and strength in Chile's historic social uprising.

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0:00.0

Ola listeners, this season of the Duolingo Spanish podcast, we are revisiting some of our favorite

0:07.9

stories about people and their animal friends.

0:11.7

Stories that show just how amazing that Bond can be.

0:15.0

Today we're going to Chile for an episode from March 2021.

0:19.0

There you're going to meet Maria Campos, who falls in love with a stray dog and adopts him.

0:25.2

Little did she know that her sweet Pibé would become internationally famous.

0:30.6

Keep listening for his backstory and stay tuned until the end for an update about Maria and her furry friends.

0:36.0

Let's get into it.

0:41.0

In early 2011, there was unrest in the streets of Santiago, Chile.

0:47.0

Students from across the country were protesting to demand access to free public education.

0:55.0

Hundreds of police officers wearing riot gear faced off with the protesters.

1:01.0

First came the water cannons, then the tear gas.

1:05.0

But amid the smoke, one protester held his ground.

1:10.0

A black street dog was barking or laderando.

1:16.8

He's la drava a lot of the police.

1:20.6

It's like a unsoldado that decendia to the students.

1:25.0

The segia the front

1:27.0

it always resisted.

1:29.0

In the streets, people called this four-legged protester,

1:34.0

Matapagos. It's a Chilean slang word that literally means police killer.

1:40.6

It refers to the fierce way he defended protesters against the riot police.

1:46.1

He never actually hurt anyone, but he wasn't afraid to bark, especially when he was under attack. Sien-E la Drava, the front of the protesters.

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