Cagó la Reforma de Pensiones: Diputados oficialistas se pusieron a gritar “No + AFP” como tarados pensando que siguen en la universidad

I just read a hilarious article titled “Cagó la Reforma de Pensiones,” which means the Pension Reform is screwed in Spanish. Apparently, some Chilean lawmakers got a little too excited during a session and started chanting “No + AFP” like they were still college students at a party. “No + AFP” is a popular slogan in Chile among people who want to get rid of private pension funds and switch to a public system.

The article explains how this embarrassing incident happened and why it’s a big deal. According to the author, some of the lawmakers who were shouting “No + AFP” actually support the Pension Reform proposed by the government. However, they got caught up in the moment and forgot what they were supposed to do.

As someone who has lived in Chile for a while, I can confirm that this kind of behavior is not uncommon among politicians here. It seems like they care more about making a scene than actually doing their job. It’s frustrating to see how little they care about the people who elected them to office.

In conclusion, this article is a reminder that it’s important to pay attention to what our politicians are doing, even if it’s just for a laugh. The Pension Reform is a serious issue that affects everyone in Chile, and we need lawmakers who take it seriously instead of acting like frat boys. Let’s hope they get their act together soon.