Chilean President Piñera 'will not resign' [Full Interview] - BBC News
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- Опубліковано 5 лис 2019
- Speaking to the BBC's South America correspondent, Katy Watson, President Sebastián Piñera has said he will not resign despite the mass anti-government protests.
The demonstrations were originally triggered by a now-suspended rise in the price of metro fares in Santiago.
Protesters are now marching to express their discontent over a wide variety of problems.
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Let me tell you something....😄
Uta, no es que quiera ser abogado del diablo, pero cuando uno tiene una muletilla, suele extrapolarla a otros idiomas.
PERO PIÑERA CULIAO WN xd
😂😂😂
😂😂😂 seriously !
I am here like "Let me tell you something" PIÑERA, Sebastian; Presidente del Chile.
/Le mi tel yu somtin/
I just listen:"hit me, hit me and don't stop hitting me"
Activating funa mode
Why Hit him? He's a great president!
@@thiagoalexandre8684 what?? Let me laugh...
let me tell you something,: I'm living in a alternate reality!
🤣
Socialists do that every day.
Everyone:
Piñera: LET ME TELL YOU SOMETHING...
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algunas pocas veces que piñera dijo “let me tell you something”
0:15
4:31
6:03
6:25
14:36
18:09
En la última dice "let me tell you why" jajajja
En espanol tambien lo dice, tiene palabras fetiches, no sorprende mucho su discurso, es como si dijera siempre lo mismo
Disculpa pero...... TE AMO
Vicente Lizama lol 😂
jajajajaja
No one:
Absolutely no one:
Piñera: Let me tell you something...
Everyone watching: Ok boomer
More like okay bootlicker.
🤣
Let me tell you something = Start the LIES.
Raul Rojas the start of an explanation. Learn to debate policies as opposed to just shouting LIES. How about you point them out? Then you can have an actual discussion as opposed to a temper tantrum.
Menciona alguna mentira. Una sola! Ignorante
Actually he didn’t tell any lie at the begining
Mr Piñera said "I listened to my people". Really? Why haven't you left yet?
Bruh this dude be saying he's been in the protests and negating the fact that police have been using disproportionate use of force as the first thing they do, this dude is really out of his mind and clearly didn't get the message of the people.
Also let me tell you something....
@The BadderMan what are u taking about man?
@The BadderMan man, what do you know, you haven't even been there, or have you?
@The BadderMan no even gonna waste my time talking to you, you haven't lived here, you don't know what is like in here, i know from experience. I hope that you never have to live in a country ravaged by neoliberalism for over 30 years. 😘
@The BadderMan I live in Chile, I have had to resist all this, and what you say is true. The media love the history of people fighting for their rights. But the truth is that this is a story of the legitimate discontent that people have with the problems of their country, being used by the communist party and foreign agents. Voters chose the liberal model in the last elections, and now half of the country that lost the election marches destroying everything and threatening violence against the true majority. We have had to go out to defend our homes while the foreign media only concentrate on the absurd requests of the left and the nice protest. I can assure you that when a mob comes to burn and destroy your neighborhood, everyone would want their law enforcement forces to act even strongly if necessary.
@The BadderMan thanks man, but maybe helicopters are too much xD. But man when you see your city destroyed, THE ONLY MCDONALDS IN RUINS! I will not lie, dark thoughts go through your head...
I’m from chile and poor I can tell you. The problem is that the media is garbage. Also what he is saying is true
Tú no eres pobre, tienes celular, internet y tiempo para venir a comentar webadas jajaajaj. Menos lloriqueo y a trabajar
13:00 “guait a moment” HDKAJDKAJJAJAJAJAJAJAJ
No wn, dice Guait the moment. XD
wn a cada rato dice “let me tell you something”
Hazlo un meme y subelo, tiene que ser tendencia!
@@TFWULF si!
Oh el conchetumare pa conchetumare.
Y hasta en ingles se escucha un conchesumadre jajajaja
Wn interpretaste perfecto lo que sentia
@@AdlejandroP la caga este qlo
@SERGIO RODRIGUEZ Let me tell you something...
I am Chilean citizen living in the hot zone and this is my point of view:
To the international community reading this; what’s happening here are several things bundled as one, a multilayered scenario.
1) Sao Paulo Forum powered by Siglo xxi, this is what organized the riots and total destruction. The “Evade” sign has been on the streets for months, a subliminal way to get people used to the movement in preparation for it.
2) Social movements fed up w the current economics, that favor the rich, and punish the middle class.
3) Health care. If you have money, great, if not good luck waiting for months on the public system
4) Pension money managed by private companies ending in lower pensions due to high commissions
5) Utility bills, tolls, etc
6) Free Education. Chile’s professional education is one of the most expensive ones.
7) Most people don’t read or research or have the facts but instead repeat what media or social media says. Very easy to brainwash.
Ultimately the Siglo XXI movement, is the same one behind Venezuela, Nicaragua and Bolivia and prepared this for a long time and took advantage of the social discontent, got the students pumped up to “EVADE” the subway and that was sufficient to spark the flame, and then the destruction plan was performed to near perfection, all under the “social discontent” flag.
So people of the World, as a citizen who conmute by bike in the middle of the hot zone, and has seen it in real time and NOT on biased TV as the hostess, I can tell you that if you stand still in the streets you can see the two groups... pacifist citizens protesting and anarchist/terrorist fueling the flames.
I just purchased the constitution to READ IT before commenting or promoting a change to it. It is my duty as citizen.
I have to add that the money came from cocaine from Evo's networks and also Farc's with ties to CHAVISMO.
Excellent comment Marco Vera, I agree with you 100%
Finally a more objective comment!
Thank you very much for very factual comment. Journalis are the bigest enemy of the world becose they are seditus and especulative
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I came here to read what non Chileans think, but all I see are Chileans writing in English out of topic.
I am one of them.
Prisoner I just came here for the Piñera culiao in Spanglish
The same lmao
The interviewer should have been using far less emotional arguments if she wanted to hold the government accountable
The protest have a lot of emotional factors, one of them is frustration with a system that seems to not care about your wellbeing.
@@mariapaz6379 yes I understand that this like many other things are emotional topics but it's important to have the discussion with the fact of both sides and not manipulate the discussion of with emotional pandering
@@snappingelm9488 i dont mean to say that this is an emotional subject, what im trying to say is that many of the things done by the protesters have an emotional cause, in this case emotional distress is a factor of the protests, as such it has to be taken into account.
Snappster Games when police are shooting and killing people protesting, not committing any crimes; when they torture and rape people in detention, when they arrest and abduct people for no real reason, it sure as hell gets emotional.
@@lorettoripetti6860 while I can understand and sympathize with you, as someone you doesn't experience and see this happen. When you say this it sounds like exaltation. So if you wanted to better get across how bad it is you should try give number or at least tell people's specific stories to ground it in reality
And the interviewer says "The UN is coming to overview the use of force in the strike..." hahaha really the UN or the OEA the ones that allow Venezuela to be part of the Committee of Human Rights" pleaseeee.
Piñera interview, but everytime he says "let me tell you something", lies or interrupts the interviewer "piñera culiao" by haitians plays
Ignacio Romero Orrego JAJJAJAJJAJAJJSJS FUCKKKK 😩😩😂😂😂
@@Choolip ??
PINERA FULL OF SHIT , THIS INTERVIEW IS FULL OF LIES!
He just spoke about the violence and nothing about the people problems.. he is absolutely crazy!!
Violence, chaos is the problem, that leftist has been doing for centuries including in the USA 🇺🇸 in 2020 summer.
Good interview. Sebastian Piñera was really patient with the interviewer who asked many times the same thing.
BBC is not the best channel, they do not represent people’s view not even in the UK. They support Brexit, Boris Johnson and Trump. However, they believe they have the right to criticise other countries when their own government haven’t done a social agenda like the one Sebastian Piñera was explaining here. In fact, Boris Johnson who supports Brexit is supporting actions that they will only increase the cost of living for the UK, including the Health system
Con tanta plata y posibilidades, su pronunciación es como las pelotas.
Markcello Siiii, su pronunciación es horribleeeee
Dicho eso, habla bien
Realmente no lo es. Todos tienen acento cuando hablan en un segundo idioma y especialmente el inglés, porque su pronunciación es mucha más variada que la relativa rigidez del español.
I am Chilean from a Socialist Family but I have to say that has a big heart❤❤❤ God bless him
Seems like the other countries in the region were very worried that this social movement would spread if not suppressed quickly.
You can notice type of goverments nowadays in latín american, too many from left movement. After these three years, i can afirm that protests was a very bad movement, we are worst than 3 years ago. Security and economy were the most decreasing levels.
5 Stars for Pinera's English, and they way he handled business.
But not a country
I give him 5 Pinocchio 🤥 🤥🤥🤥🤥 for all of the lies that he disputed in this interview.
@@kesito777 and his recurrent "let me tell you something" phrase.
LEt mE TEll yu sOmtIn, uhh disgusting piece of ass
Let me tell you something xF
He told that they increase a 20% the pensions, but it's means that the increase is from 200 USD to 240 USD monthly, where the old people expend in several cases more than 100 USD in medication monthly. The minimum salary is 360 USD, and they must pay for healthy, mobilization at least
@Ignacio Peñafiel Urzúa el punto es que igual no alcanza, mateweas.
He is absolutely right.
I'd love to believe him and believe in what he is saying (which is little) or seems to imply (which is a lot). But 14% approval rating is pretty much a total loss of political credibility, how can he politically succeed with a strong program (which is needed) when he is weakened to the core?
He did not have the support of 66% of the people to begin with in the primary election. Hence they had to do a runoff, in which he won by slightly the majority of the vote (54%). Obviously a lot if not most people didn’t approve of him even before he took office. Why do people leave those facts out when trying to make the point of “people are discontent”? They were unhappy with him even before he took office!
He's now at 9%, the lowest of any president of Chile and lower even than Maduro. He must be impeached.
@@paulinarich1166 That's why people need to vote!!!! How can the people complain when they didn't vote!
@@paulinarich1166 so why they didn't go to vote against him?. If the majority of people didn' like him. May be they were resting...ha ha
It is courious how two countries with increasing economies in Latinoamerica have unhappy citizens, I think the destiny of the money is not on the right direction. Only few can enjoy the privilegies.
Which countries?
great questions, poor answers
Stand firm President Piñera, don't give up.
Why is she asking the same question over and over
how can he lie so much
Roger Arruda menciona alguna mentira que haya dicho, una sola!! Ignorante resentido
@@avicamhi5311 bot alert
Cristobal Sierra buen argumento ese... jajaja
@@Choolip How about the entirety of what he said?
The version of this video originally shown on the BBC News website is much shorter, so it is interesting to have this longer version.
An alternative point of view, which may be of interest, is given in a video, in English, by the Chilean photographer Eduardo Pavez Goye: ua-cam.com/video/CsGCGUu7VrI/v-deo.html
i am not particularly fond with this guy, but he is honest, is what I see. His mind is a bit puzzling; he does not loose his speech. He seems to be the type of person that can direct his thoughts while at the same time has an emotional control of opposite intuitive communication. Many people just do not handle these situations under pressure, he does it very well. I hope that the 30 years of indoctrination from socialists and communists do not interfere with rational thinking, because he has clearly stated all the measures his government is taking. He is open to change the constitution also. I feel and think many people hate him, from common people, to left wing politicians and including right wing politicians. To exercise power is to face countless enemies that can lie, kill, steal, plot etc.
Hahaha, you have no idea friend, this man support armed forces, and those have killed more than 20 people, 200 peoplo have lost their eyes, like 3.000 people arrested.
Sir Random well...thats the individuals fault, not the president’s. As he said, he gave specific orders to protect, if individual military abused force it should be investigated and punished, but it doesn’t mean he told the individual to do it, difference between don’t forget the difference between correlation and causation
The problem in Latin America is that the left has been so many time and is that strong, that people think our economic system is brutally liberal, like way more liberal than countries in Europe. I mean, some people in Argentina say that they’ve had a “neoliberal” government 😂 sure
@@bar_pas Chile Spends a lot of money on businesses and people. For example in the south a lot of money goes every year for grass, feed, animals, and winterhouses, just a very small example. The left wants power so they capitalize on mistakes and corruption, but to say Chile es neoliberal is repeating what left say, because the facts show that Chilean government spend a lot of public funds in helping businesses to sustain and grow. What I said before is to express that we do not have a neoliberal government but does not address other aspects as pensions, salary, health, education, which all are very deficient. Today, after all the violence, politicians are aware of those problems and are moving to change it. People in the streets are young idealistic folks that defend their elders, they want them to have more so they can live better lives. I can go on and on and on, but I cant, so I will just finish saying that Chile needs to change in the way politicians make laws to distribute wealth in a healthy and economically sound fashion, also to show that corruption will not be tolerated so that all people are treated equal regarding the law, also that education for the new world we are living is fundamental (small businesses and e-commerce I believe is key), and finally that changing the political system from representative democracy to a different form, in which state powers are located under it, will destroy the balance of power and a form of tirany will rise and doom all Chileans have done. Chile is Changing, and politicians are awake as much as all chileans.
That is why Chileans vote for him, but Bachelet made reforms to education and media and wash brains of people
I can’t believe BBC keeps puting such blindfolded and unprofessional people on this interviews.
he just repeat and repeat the same speech
She asks the same questions lol
That's what politicians do.
I am Chilean, but the communists of a country are resentful and envious, as long as we have people like that, we can hardly be a first world country.
So funny Piñera’s new stand up routine
What is funny? He is doing what honest and desen president will do. We dont want leftis taking over and dictate like Maduro.
Sai Mafalda he’s exaggerating things, he’s painting it as if what he’s doing is so right and perfect when in reality is not like that. Your comment comes from ignorance. The protests are not a grand communist scheme, is just the people being tired of so much abuse of power from the powerful, being the politicians and rich.
@@lorettoripetti6860 look this link My peoples wan our seventy. This is what hapening we the peoples cleaning what Maduro Cuba and leftists did to dastroy my country. We going to get up like always and be the best country in Latino America. Nothing will stop us, we dont want our presiden to go. that not truth.Maduro , Cuba and the left dont tell us whom should be our presidrnt, we the mayority want to kip him. America.ua-cam.com/video/_Z-0pPaXmqw/v-deo.html
Sai Mafalda well you’re focusing on the negative part of it but fail to recognize the amount of violence coming from the State and their agents (police and government) when people try to speak up. There’s always good and bad in everything, there’s no good in just showing one side. And i see you have a very strong opinion and I’m not gonna try to change it.
@@lorettoripetti6860 why you dknt take care you bysines in you countey and let us take care what belong to us. We dont need intruders. We are democratic independent country infected and invaded by leftis and thief.
I'm chilean. I don't like Piñera. But I'm tired of foreign press repeating the same myths and lies of extreme left.
Chile isn't even close to be the most unequal country in Latin America. Colombia, Panama, Costa Rica, Brazil, Guatemala, Honduras, Ecuador, Nicaragua and Mexico... all those countries score worse than Chile in terms of GINI index. Just check The World Bank website. Chile like Piñera said is on average in Latin America in terms of unequality.
Also unequality it isn't the only parameter to measure the development of a country. If that was the case Cuba would be better than US given it has better GINI index... guess what... a country where everyone is equally poor is worse than a country that is unequally rich. That's why cubans vote with their feet and migrates to US instead americans migrating to Cuba.
Chile has the lowest poverty rate in Latin America along Uruguay. It has the highest per capita index, it is the country with the best scores in terms of Human development index, lowest mortality rate and highest life expectancy in LA (even better than US and some european countries).
Sure... we aren't a developed country yet. But before free market system we were even worse than now... we scored in the lowest position in all those rankings before capitalism became dominant. What we need is reduce corruption and improve our free markets institutions to attract investment and diversify our economy so it's not just copper dependant. But the protesters just represented a minority that lost in the referendum for a new constitution. Chile doesn't want socialism. Chile wants a better free market system with increased social security, increase internal security and improve the labor market.
Protest doesn't equal to "majority". You just need an organized minority to make a lot of noise.
Katy Watson is biased and ill-informed. In a previous news note, she said that the cazorelazo started during Pinochet when it is documented (and I know from people that did it) started during Allende’s government. In that same note, she was with “protestors” out in the streets when curfew had taken place when it was stated by law that no one had to be outside. She was there at that time to get more sensationalist images. Just two minor points that proof she is not an objective reporter (shame on you BBC News for having such a bad reporter when your other journalists have done a much better job).
Chile needs to improve and EVERYONE agrees on that, but never should violence be the way. The looters and rioters are criminals and they should be prosecute in accordance with the law. Not all the deaths have been caused by the Armed Forces or Carabineros. Four people were burned in a supermarket by rioters. Piñera is correct when he says there are two sides: peaceful protestors and then violent criminal aiming to destroy everything. The deaths that occurred by the Armed Forced or Carabineros were not during peaceful protests, but when criminals were rioting or looting small and medium shops or destroying public property. Of course they should not have died, but these have been and are extremely violent confrontations. How should Carabineros and Armed Forced protect civilians, private property and SMEs? I remember being in London when the riots happened (it was scary!) and the British police was also accused of police violence. Should this had happened, no but again it was a violent situation. And where are the human right for the civilians and the armed forces? A female Carabinero had her face burned by violent protestors...she and everyone trying to protect and establish peace in Chile has equal right to human rights.
Many comments say Piñera is corrupt and a liar...all politicians are corrupt and liars, specially in South America. The previous governments of the Concertación have all been accused of corruption, fraud and embezzlement, likewise the right-wing parties. So please save the comment about corruption. It’s mute!
The social issues and inequality in Chile have been going on for decades. Piñera’s government has put in place much stronger social policies than any previews governments, including those of the Concertación. There is no need to change the constitution to make the changes asked by the people and definitely do not need a constituent assembly.
Finally, this constant violence will not help the country to reconstruct and prosper.
Let me tell you something... RESIGN!!!!
He was not the best, but actually he deserves respect being ex president of Chile. RIP.
Es mucha tortura ver el vídeo .....
J: OECD says that Chile is the most unequal country in Latin-America.
Piñera: "DaS No TrU"
Onoy equality before the law is a legitimate concept. Things like the OECD are marxist advocates.
As a Chilean citizen I can tell you that this men is lying. Chile has a terrible unequal society and I am talking about wages and off course opportunities. This people (politicians) are trying to keep an ignorant population by taking out courses as pholosophy, history and sport in the primary education and this is a just a little example how evil this people have been during the last 30 years because they gave the country just to a few which do not care about the mayority. Politicians sold Chile to a few.
Is there a way to get captions on this video? I think this interview is very well done, it has some valuable information for us chileans, but many of us don't have enough knowledge of english to follow it.
There's a spanish version too
Podría subtitularlo, pero me cuesta entender el inglishh del piñera ajajaj
@@divinghere3380 good joke! Nevertheless. Piñera has very good english. I think
@@klausgalliard1634 sí, pero con muchas muletillas y muy cortado
@@divinghere3380 a mi me sorprendió más el inglés de la periodista. Para ser británica( creo) me fue dificil entenderle todo.
Siento que de haber sido otro presidente, esto igual hubiera sucedido, pues el descontento sobre los bienes publicos siempre ha existido, pero como estabamos tan bien económicamente lo podíamos ignorar, la economía mudial esta en un momento muy delicado, el país no ha podido volver a estabilizarse, es natural que ante la mas mínima instigación, la gente reaccione de esta manera.
Lamentablemente todavía necesitamos a piñera, pues el es la figura representante del país en múltiples acuerdos internacionales del momento, nuestro país no esta listo para estos acuerdos, las demandas sociales son la prueba de eso, por ello creo que los cambios que saldran de estas movilizaciones son necesarios.
Estudio en Harvard el carbón pero nunca renunció a su acento o nunca le interesó sonar americano. Todo mundo tiene pet words incluso en nuestras lenguas maternas.
El acento es irrelevante. Se comunica de manera clara y con un buen lenguaje. Boric al contrario da vergüenza, confunde verbos, expresiones, se da vueltas
Que hablas hermano, Pinera hablaba un ingles excepcional, se lo entendia muy bien. El acento siempre se queda en la persona, pero la gramatica y la fluidez es lo que mas importa. Ahora, 16/02/24, ya el ex-presidente Pinera descansa en paz, pero siempre recordado en Latinoamerica. Por cierto, no soy Chileno, soy de Peru, pero resido en el extranjero. Saludos amigo.
Im colombian! and I agrree with the PResident!! STOP Destruction! state of emergy must be applied in other to have order! Chile was the Best country in south America! We cannot compare to Europe or Canda or the the USA!.
The interviewer is really focusing hardly on critizice rather than "interview". Not a surprise the man is defending his decisions if he is being attacked. Aside from my posture, really proud the man is able to defend himself in inglish.
To summarize,
After 46 years of neoliberal policies, those creeps turned Chile into a private club, in which 90% of population, do not belong to
I got to go, I forgot I have to start a prayer to Milton Friedman
Please Milton, forgive our trespasses
Thy kingdom come
Thy will be done, on government as well as on private corporations
Deliver us from communist evil
Amen
Stronge accent!!!
Accents don't matter as long as he or she can speak correctly
I don't like the guy, btw
@@lephilosopheinconnu3952 Erí chileno, weón???
Hahaha... Just kidding... I wanna learn English but there isn't anyone who I practice with.
So what?
Do you speak foreigner language?
BBC I hope you will post the full intervew and dont make changes. Listens the fact, stupid question this journalist made.
10:31
Why have our Chilean reporters been unable to face up to Chilean President in that way?
Why are our reporters so chickens?
And, Piñera, let us say you something: you're a lier: you have never been "there", in the middle of a "riot" (as you called them).
The worst liar
Costos de las protestas en Chile:
Se han perdido 100.000 puestos de trabajo. El crecimiento económico esperado, de 2,5 por ciento, ahora se proyecta en 1,9 por ciento.
Daños en infraestructura: 4500 millones de dolares, 300 millones corresponden a los daños de las 70 estaciones de metro prácticamente destruidas de las 136 que tiene Santiago
La ecónomo ha perdido 3000 millones de dólares. El 1,08 del PIB.
El comercio ha caído en un 10 por ciento, y el recaudo del IVA en un 25.
El peso se ha devaluado casi 20% respecto al dólar.
Ese es el costo de tener una clase política corrupta e indolente que abusa de su población por más de 30 años
I don’t buy it, and you?
Nicholas Zajaropulos nobody does. He’s a lying piece if shit.
Do you see how he doesn't let her speak or ask freely? Well, that's basically what he does with the people, but instead of the "Let me tell you something" to interrupt, he interrupts the people through the excessive use of force. You can tell how much he listens.
Edo Sensei well said. He comes across as very overpowering, w/ narcissistic personality traits, and with no room to take any advice or view the issue through someone else’s perspective/worldview.
You’re correct he’s interrupting, but the journalist is biased and sensationalist. And she also interrupted him in several occasions.
He did listen to the peaceful protestors though by implementing new social policies, more than any previous government. Violence should never be allowed, but looter and rioters are extremely violent and the police and armed forces have been trying to protect civilians, private property and SMEs. Many of the violence and deaths have also been caused by rioters and looters. Not all, but some. Still these deaths should not have happened.
@@PMGW7 Yes, he might be offering to implement some policies that respond to some of the people's demands, however, I'm talking about the excessive use of force, as she's asking too. She asks about the atacks against people protesting peacefully. I've been there. Carabineros shoot at us while we stood arms-up in front of them. No warning, no attempt to follow their very owm rules. They just started shooting gas at us. That's why the people want him to go, he and the force he weilds correspond to the time of dictatorship. Chile cannot, and must not allow that kind of actions.
100% Edo.
to the point my friend! right on!
sam taims” JAJAJAJAJA
Lo lei y lo dijo🤣
He lives in a parallel universe not taking into consideration the needs of the people. These are all blunt lies.
What is the art behind the the reporter? Looks amazing!
Roberto Matta, “Espejo de Cronos” chilean painter
At the Chilean way
👏👏
How can one man be so selfish that he can't notice that the people doesn't like him as president, and most of Chileans doesn't believe his words, because he only fight for the economic system installed by his brother during Pinochet dictatorial age
Dude, even if people didn’t like him, they still elected him for a second time! If Chilean political parties would put themselves a little better together, meaning not having as many political parties as they do, perhaps they would be able to vote better. They split the votes between 4 candidates this last time. In the elections Pinera only got 36% of the votes, and they had to do a runoff election, in which he won by 54%, so of course that more than half of the population is not happy with him, when 64% of the population did not want him there in the first place! It was only because the vote was so split off that they had to do a runoff in which he took the majority of the votes but barely!
He was a billionaire he was protecting his wealth and his friends welfare
10:31 check mate
"L0OK I'V3 B33N TH3r3 Tu" NO YOU HAVENT😱
the let me tell you somethings in this comment section is killing me🤣
¿Este dato es cierto?? ( Min 2:45 ) "...Ellos estuvieron dispuestos a quemar hasta cenizas casi 100 a 136 estacionones de metro"
"Quemaron, hasta las cenizas, casi, mas de 136 estaciones de metro''... No le importa nada, no siente ninguna responsabilidad por lo que dice. Lanza y lanza sus inventos sin ningun tipo de filtro. Es un inmoral!! Es gravisimo!!
Cuándo vamos a hacer exámenes psicológicos a nuestros dirigentes??!
in english please XD
Un presidente informado, inteligente y con buenas intenciones. Realmente todas las trampas políticas y la ceguera de la gente nos hicieron desperdiciar un gobierno que pudo haber sido excelente (Piñera). Y ahora con un merluzo, que da vergüenza ajena, que no puede hilar frases coherentes, a la cabecera del país
Wow, Katie Watson, I don’t know if you realize by asking “it’s not working” (referring to the social changes proposed) in the last 14 days, do you realize that you are drilling results after only 14 days!? Give the guy a break! Plus what would have done if people are burning infrastructure in your own country or cities, wouldn’t you ask the government to get things under control? I am from chile, I am constantly talking to my mother, and she cannot even go out after 6pm right now because you have these criminals that are robbing the people, the banks, etc. She cannot even get her medications because clinics and hospitals have had to close down because of the riots. Agree: there is inequality that needs to be remedy, however, no government has been able to solve those problems in two weeks, nor they will accomplish all that in a second: not in Chile, not in the USA, not in England, or Scotland, etc. Your interview was interesting, but very obvious you want to paint this president as another Augusto Pinochet, when in reality i don’t see you showing the riots literally setting female police officers on fire, or striking officers in motorbikes to then proceed to kick them and hit them with stones and sticks (mobs against one or two officers). In fact, to those criminals, they don’t even shoot them with real bullets. And when you refer in other news about people that are taken prisoners: did you happen to mention that they were disobeying curfew? (and when you ask “why a curfew”, i say are you kidding me? did you not see the out of control riots? what would you have done?!). It is time the news show all sides of the stories.
"Let me tell you something!"
I am not suffiently informed on the current economic situation in Chile but it sounds like there's much accumulated discontent among its citizens.
That being said, lawlessness in the form of destruction to property is wrong. Anytime transportation or other utilities are disrupted no one wins
The poor become poorer, the middle class cannot have access to services and the whole system collapses.
President Sebastián Piñera walks a fine line. He will be ultimately responsible for the manner in which this conflict is resolved.
I truly hope this situation de-escalates for everyone's sake.
What is your view on Hong-Kong protest
At the start of everything the people who are most affected by the destruction were part of it, because even if they had to suffer in the future, the situation cannot go on like this.
Now things are way better and i believe that out of all of this destruction, good things will come out.
That's why leftists commenting here don't mention the subway being destroyed - that's public property. Everybody has their own petty version of reality.
@@Barbaste and thats why people on the right dont mention those killed by police.
In pointing faults no one wins, this isnt a right vs left problem, this is a social crisis everyone involved is at fault and everyone has a job to do.
we been trying the peaceful way for almost 20 years to no avail, destruction was the only way to make the goverment listen
0:40 reducir la pobreza de 65% a 8% esa si que es nueva
Creo que fue la basura mas grande que dijo, no se supone que si hacemos eso publico nos lo podemos joder? Porque no todos en chile van a ver esto
@@TFWULF 40 segundos de entrevista y ya se va solo a la mierda jaja
@@Choolip absolutamente nada de malo, cuando es cierto.
The opinion of a billionaire. However democracy is speaking and the people do not share his opinion. This is happening around the world and the billionaire class has to be stopped. Join the people of Chile and many countries around the world and let's reclaim democracy for the people!
Brad Roche an enormous majority is against the violence and also support what he says and his opinion. And yes people want changes, but this is something that has been going on for decades. The inequality went on during the previous government from left-wing parties and they didn’t do anything to change it. Quite the opposite, they took advantage of the system to steal and become rich themselves. Please don’t be biased
@@PMGW7 What bias are you implying? I am quite aware that "taking advantage" has been going on for decades or maybe more accurately centuries. However certain modern techniques used to steal from the people were first used when José Piñera Carvallo was essentially given the national airline of Chile by the government of Augusto José Ramón Pinochet Ugarte. It is offensive for Mr. Pinera to talk as if he and his kind have grown the economy of Chile in a way that is even remotely fair. The people of Chile have been robbed of their opportunity to share the wealth of Chile by corrupt people, Mr. Pinera is only one. You might read and reflect a little to ascertain what bias lurks inside your perspective. You may learn there is something more than violence behind millions of people asking for change. Have you asked yourself how many of the millions are acting violently and how many are just showing they see the hypocrisy of Mr. Pineras and many others,word and actions? You might also reflect on what change in history has come from non-violent action? The answer to that is rarely.
The more he says democracy the more guilty he sounds.
9:03 the police force ha... Protected
LET ME TELL U SOMETHING BROTHER - HULK PIÑERA HOGAN
It's a shame the interviewer, I think she just asked the same question over and over again. Was she political bias ? Or just a poor interviewer?
Mpetersable maybe she was actually on the streets...
Sr. Piñera porque primero dio una entrevista hacia el exterior para tranquilizar a los inversionistas, en vez de dar una entrevista en primer lugar para su gente (sera que no es su gente?)
ElWuthrich él ha dado varios comunicados de prensa en las últimas semanas sobre lo que está pasando. Esa es la forma que un presidente se comunica al país. Además, los periodistas le han hecho preguntas en estas conferencia de prensa, así que una entrevista no es necesaria. Y por suerte que está intentando calmar a los mercados internacionales, inversionistas y turistas...si no más ruina para el país y menos puestos de trabajo!
His sin as a head of State was running the country as a corporation. Head of states need to be first statiscians in order to oversee the social issues of a society, particularly when there is still a Lor of inequality to básic services. The income in Chile may be above the average of Any LatinAmerican country, but the lifestyle is outrageously expensive to Get a decent life! If he could have seen the Big picture long time ago, the social outcone could has been more peaceful at this point in time!
Now we can get to pick a new president en 2021
He is right
Jajaja la periodista lo mira con cara de plop, preguntándose qué idioma habla!
Inglés señora, no tiene porqué hablar con acento nativo si es chileno. Paremos el chaqueteo.
Jajajajaja
Habla bien, ya que se entiende todo independiente que su acento sea strong.
Ooohh wauuuu
We want to be a stable country we don´t want to be mediocre, so stop comparing us to other countries. Face the fact that with an average salary Chileans cant afford a good education, good medical treatment and at the end of our lives a good pension. That is what im asking for.
Here the question is to the Chilean people wether they are willin to build true democratic process, when talkin bout new constitution, first end violent conflict, listen, see, reflect at the grass roots of the problem, throughout the spectrum, dig deep to attend to the critical popular demands, heal fresh wounds, compensate, create citizenry, create popular assembly, reestablish people's aspiration to true democracy. Piñera is finished himself off by burning the bridges before the crossing.
never was a reasonable guy, i think. smarter and all, but not reasonable
@@nufrankz not the wisest decisions in he's second term mandate, took the wrong turn down the river end further more tragically confronting people inflicting maliciously and draconian consequences
The root of all this goes all the way back to September 11 1973
Why does he love power so much?
Damn! We have a blind and deaf president...
CIA smoked him
Muy buen ingles presidente pero... "Let me tell you something"
Piñer, vypadni z našej komunistickej zeme Čile a už sa nevracaj!
Support from Slovakia!
In Latin America all depends what the USA wants
He looks like the president in GI joe
As a president you have done nothing, people want someone who can do something for them. Population want a good leader. Not a taker like you.
Put Piñera on Hard Talk. This journalist was too meek.
he is so proud and arrogant....
Hola Mi Gente nuestro presidente es un genio.
@@avicamhi5311 el 94% de tu gente no esta de acuerdo
Eduardo Bonomi ni yo... jajaja pensé que era un genio
No need to resign Crosshair on auto target.
- Locked and loaded
You are ceazzy bro and we people of the turkey ı lose in the medal of grank yesssss 😂😂😂😂😂
GOOD JOB PIÑERA!!!!! I AM SO PROUD OF YOU I KNOW IT HAS BEEN DIFFICULT BUT THERE IS PEOPLE IN OUR COUNTRY THAT REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR EFFORTS. NO ONE ITS READY FOR SUCH A VIOLENCE AND DISTURBANCES, EVERY ONE NOW PRETENDS THEY KNOW WHAT TO DO, EVERYONE WANTS TO BE A CAPTAIN AFTER THE WAR NOT FAIR FOR YOU. YOU ARE SMART AND A GOOD MAN. THANKS
FUCK YOU ! YOU ARE FUL OF SHIT SAME OF YOUR PRESIDENT . HE IS DESTROYING CHILE IN PIECES!
I'm living in Chile and I can say that there is no such as an organized and a foreign influence force pulling the people to march against the government, we are all really angry, we are really fed up. Most of us don't know anything about right or left wings, all we know is that we have to pay for everything each day more and more while foreign corporations are beginning to be owner of all we have, even ower water has sold to a Spain company, and this so far as I know, no country has privatized the water before, THE WATER! Can you believe that!!. In my country, even the air that we breathe could be privatized if it were possible.
I live in a country that has both private and publicly own water companies. There are provisions and laws they have to abide by, but someone has to provide the treatment service!
The problem in my country is not treatment service or things like that, the problem is that there are regions without water because there are foreign companies extracting it for their business. One example is Petorca province, with constant drought problems because a german avocado producer extracted the water till the point to dry completely a river, it happens because the law in the Constitution allows then to have rights over the water to extract it from a specific point of the river, the people don't have rights to compel the German company to share water from some of their many reservoirs, structure co-financed by the state, all this is for the economic progress the say. The constitution was redacted in a dictatorship government in 1980. The same case happend whith the cuper, litio an so on and so on
michael villalon , i hear you. Where I live (in the west of the USA, in the desert) we have our rivers sharing the water with other two states that don’t even build their own reservoirs to supply their own water (in our State we have built several reservoirs to have water in the Summers and we live more in the desert than they do), some parts where our water goes is to parts of northern California where they do have more abundant water but they do not want to build reservoirs to “preserve” the natural environment, etc. Water rights are not a problem just in the southern part of Chile, they are a problem in lots of places.
michael villalon water was privatised in England and Wales in the 80s and it hasn’t been an issue. Chile has many issues to solve, but your point may not be the best example.
And unfortunately there has been organised violence with rioters and looters destroying SMEs, public and private property and even killing people. I don’t care if this is influence from left-wing parties from abroad or not, but the violence has to stop to allow the county to recover and prosper again for everyone’s sake!
@@PMGW7 there is a big difference, in my country, the private companies don't take care of the sanitary issues they just use the water for their own business, in my example, the state co-finance water reservoirs for the foreign company and not for the people with drought problems. unfortunately, there is just one way left, the devil's way, the violence is just a consequence of decades of patience, pacifist and silence resignation, but not anymore, right now the awoke people fight and obviously, the dominant class put a formidable resistance with a herculean arm of his armed dogs against the monumental human wave that trembling the rag as an extinction flag destroying all the buildings and symbols of his misery.