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Fabiola Campillai traveled from the south to vote: “Let what all Chileans want to happen”
“We were resting, but we know how important this is,” said the woman who lost her vision due to a tear gas bomb thrown by a police officer.
Fabiola Campillai made a call to participate in the plebiscite for a new Constitution, for which he traveled from the south to Santiago arguing that “we were resting in the south, but we know how important this is.”
As he told 24 hours, he moved from where he spent days off due to the importance of voting.
Regarding what he expects about the process, he stressed that “I want it to end well, for what Chileans want to happen. “
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Asked about her latest health complications, where she must have been hospitalized for about two weeks, she stated that “It was much more painful.”
“We hope that there is justice, that the policeman who shot me and all the others involved will pay.”he added.
Remember that Campillai lost the vision of both eyes due to the impact of a tear gas bomb thrown by a policeman.
Ricardo Lagos: “What is demanded is a country where we are all equal in dignity”
He former president, Ricardo Lagos he came to the Insuco in Santiago Centro to cast his vote for this plebiscite, where he highlighted the great youth participation that has been observed in the process.
“For the first time we are facing the possibility of all Chileans to draft the constitution“said Lagos, adding that” what seems most important to me is that young people are participating fully. “
Faced with the possibility of a new Constitution, he said that “this is the time to seek substantive and major agreements (…) what is demanded is a country where we are all equal in dignity. ”
“A Constitution is only a legal form to solve our disputes,” he stressed.
Regarding the acts of violence registered in the last days after October 18, he said that “I don’t like to see that the image of Chile is that of a church that falls, what I like to see is that of young voters. “
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