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In The Eyes Of Many Business Leaders, There Is Never An Opportune Moment For Tax Reform. Yes, The Economy Is Losing Momentum, But That Is Not Because A Handful Of People Are Losing Their Privileges. Slow Growth Did Not First Begin During My Term In Office; The Market Downturn Is Making Itself Felt Around The World. My Government Has Responded With An Agenda Aimed At Raising Productivity. We Are Also Investing Substantially In Infrastructure - The Plan Calls For €20.5 Billion Or $26.3 Billion By 2021.

During My Lifetime, I Realized That Discrimination Was Not Accidental, That There Were Structural Roots And Causes To It. So If We Wanted To Change Women's Lives, We Need To Deal With Those Root Causes.

We Need To Reform The Constitution In Chile. The Current One Was Written And Passed In 1980 During The Dictatorship. Some Changes Were Made After The Return Of Democracy, But Its Origins Remain Illegitimate. Instead Of Continuing To Make Fixes Here And There, We Need To Undertake Fundamental Changes To Our Constitution To Make It Reflect The Reality Of Our Democratic Society.

There Is No City Or Country In The World Where Women And Girls Live Free Of The Fear Of Violence. No Leader Can Claim: This Is Not Happening In My Backyard.

All Boys And Girls Should Have The Opportunity To Receive A High-quality Education, No Matter What Part Of The Country They Live In And Irrespective Of Whether Their Parents Are Rich Or Poor. It Is The State's Duty To Make Sufficient Money Available For The Establishment Of Good Public Schools. A Well-educated Youth Is Crucial So That Chile Can Continue To Grow Economically.