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Some hard facts:

- 50% of the workforce earns aprox. $562 (US)
- 20% of the worforce earns over $1000 (US)
- The minimum wage is $426 (US)
- The average cost of living is just shy of $1000 (US) monthly
- Chile has one of the highest costs of living relative to what people earn in South America
- Many depend on the public transport to get to their jobs and Santiago has a population of 5.6 million, to get from one place to another sometimes you spend over 2 hours, combining different means: bus, metro and paying for each trip

I am against violence, but this seems as a manifestation against inequality. But I cannot rule foreign meddling as Chile is one of the few countries in South America that has an elected president not inclined to socialism.

Finally, chilean economy relies heavily in commodities (copper) that have suffered a significant price drop in the global markets.

Sources:

List of minimum wages by country

Study on chilean wages (in spanish)

The current cost of living in Chile

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Some hard facts:

- 50% of the workforce earns aprox. $562 (US)
- 20% of the worforce earns over $1000 (US)
- The minimum wage is $426 (US)
- The average cost of living is just shy of $1000 (US) monthly
- Chile has one of the highest costs of living relative to what people earn in South America
- Many depend on the public transport to get to their jobs and Santiago has a population of 5.6 million, to get from one place to another sometimes you spend over 2 hours, combining different means: bus, metro and paying for each trip

I am against violence, but this seems as a manifestation against inequality. But I cannot rule foreign meddling as Chile is one of the few countries in South America that has an elected president not inclined to socialism.

Finally, chilean economy relies heavily in commodities (copper) that have suffered a significant price drop in the global markets.

Sources:

List of minimum wages by country

Study on chilean wages (in spanish)

The current cost of living in Chile

Can I please rent something that is in the range of 1800+ happiness? Thanks in advance.