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And today we want to talk about Chile.

The country in South America has been going through some pretty big political changes recently.

In December, Gabriel Boric, who is only 35 years old and a former leader of Chile's student

movement, was elected president, making him the country's youngest president ever.

He associated press declared Boric a leftist millennial.

But the impacts of his historic election go well beyond that.

After two years of protests and social upheaval, Chile is now in the process of drafting

a new constitution.

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