US EditionCommon Sense: Does Jara Beat Tohá? Ley Mordaza, Deputy Traveler and Educational Crisis Mark New Chapter of the Program
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In its eighth chapter, the political program Common Sense, the result of the unprecedented alliance between Diario Antofagasta, El Hashtag and Diario Regionalista, addressed key issues of the national and local agenda, such as the primary of the officialism, the trips of parliamentarians in district weeks, the controversial Mordaza Law, the use of public resources at the University of Antofagasta and the growing school violence, including the ca…
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