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31.08.2020. The lawyer and academic from the University of Chile, José Rodríguez Elizondo, launched his latest book titled Constitutional Path to Revolution, which reviews the current national history since the social outbreak of October 18, 2019.
16.08.2022. The author of “Constitutional Path to Revolution” also stated that “the catastrophic performance of political parties has brought us to this situation, a country with a maximum of 12% approval is leading the charge of an indigenous revolution.”
14.08.2022. National Prize for Humanities and Social Sciences 2021, the academic, diplomat, and journalist believes that the Convention produced a text that weakens the country and “creates risks where there were none.”
14.07.2022. The National Prize for Social Sciences and expert in international relations, José Rodríguez Elizondo, will vote Rejection for a specific reason: plurinationality, a concept that he believes weakens the Chilean state and whose main political architects are Evo Morales and Álvaro García Linera. “This plurinationality was introduced into the conventional debate camouflaged among elements that seemed similar, such as interculturality, care for the ecosystem, and regionalization,” he says.