Chile protests

Chileans speak about how they voted in the constitutional referendum and their hopes for the future.

An overwhelming majority vote to tear up the dictatorship-era constitution and create a new one.

After a year of often violent protests, Chileans get to decide whether they want a new constitution.

The protests were marking a year since the start of a protest movement that rocked Chile for months.

President Sebastián Piñera warns of the strain on hospitals as the number of cases approaches 70,000.

Anti-government protests were widespread before the lockdown but had died down due movement restrictions.

Graffiti and street art are flourishing amid continuing anti-government protests in Chile.

Protesters set cars alight near the venue of Latin America's biggest music festival in Viña del Mar.

Investigators say they have verified four cases of unlawful deaths involving state agents.

All matches were suspended six weeks ago due to security concerns amid anti-government protests.

The human rights group says the security forces are using violence is to discourage further protests.

President Piñera has acknowledged that police used "excessive force" when cracking down on protests.

After weeks of unrest in the country, Chile has agreed to hold a referendum in April 2020.

Two big international meetings have been called off in the South American country because of anti-government protests

Protests against inequality continue, with a strike bringing much of the country to a standstill.