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Denuncian que gobierno de Boric traspasó 479 millones de dólares a fundaciones de izquierda y que funcionarios públicos prestaban servicios a honorarios en “Democracia Viva”

By Oliver Gallo
Published in Politica Nacional
June 27, 2023
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Denuncian que gobierno de Boric traspasó 479 millones de dólares a fundaciones de izquierda y que funcionarios públicos prestaban servicios a honorarios en “Democracia Viva”

Yo, so I came across this crazy article about the Chilean government and their alleged shady money dealings. Basically, some people are accusing President Boric’s administration of transferring a whopping $479 million dollars to leftist non-profits, while also having some public officials work for “Democracia Viva” on a freelance basis. Kinda sus if you ask me.

According to the article, this money was supposed to go towards helping small businesses and social programs, but instead it ended up in the pockets of politically aligned organizations. Some people are understandably upset about this misuse of funds, especially since Boric ran on a platform of transparency and accountability.

As someone who’s studied political science, I can tell you that corruption and financial misconduct are sadly all too common in governments around the world. It’s important to pay attention to stories like this and hold our elected officials accountable for their actions. Who knows what other shady stuff is going on behind closed doors? It’s always good to stay informed and question the status quo.

All in all, we gotta keep an eye on these politicians and make sure they’re not using our taxpayer money for their own benefit. It’s our responsibility as citizens to stay informed and demand transparency and integrity from our leaders.


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