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CHILEANS CONFRONT A HOMELESSNESS CRISIS, A FIRST FOR ONE OF SOUTH AMERICA’S
RICHEST COUNTRIES

A homeless Chilean man who gave his name as Jose collects items, such as metal,
from the El Zanjón de la Aguada water canal, in hopes of reselling it in
Santiago, Chile, Wednesday, May 15, 2024. Over the last four years, the rate of
homelessness in one of South America’s richest economies has jumped more than
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A pandemic-induced recession combined with a housing crunch and migrant influx
have swelled Chile’s homeless population like never before. Over the last four
years, the rate of homelessness in one of South America’s richest economies has
jumped more than 30%, transforming the streets of a country that prides itself
on its prosperity. Chile said it has registered 21,126 homeless people this
year, compared to 15,435 in 2020. Government figures rely on single-night
snapshots by municipalities. Social workers put the real count around 40,000.
(AP video shot by Mauricio Cuevas)

Chileans confront a homelessness crisis, a first for one of South America’s
richest countries

A pandemic-induced recession combined with a housing crunch and migrant influx
have swelled Chile’s homeless population like never before. Over the last four
years, the rate of homelessness in one of South America’s richest economies has
jumped more than 30%, transforming the streets of a country that prides itself
on its prosperity. Chile said it has registered 21,126 homeless people this
year, compared to 15,435 in 2020. Government figures rely on single-night
snapshots by municipalities. Social workers put the real count around 40,000.
(AP video shot by Mauricio Cuevas)

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A homeless Chilean man who gave his name as Jose collects items, such as metal,
from the El Zanjón de la Aguada water canal, in hopes of reselling it in
Santiago, Chile, Wednesday, May 15, 2024. Over the last four years, the rate of
homelessness in one of South America’s richest economies has jumped more than
30%. (AP Photo/Esteban Felix)

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A homeless Chilean man who gave his name as Jose collects items, such as metal,
from the El Zanjón de la Aguada water canal, in hopes of reselling it in
Santiago, Chile, Wednesday, May 15, 2024. Over the last four years, the rate of
homelessness in one of South America’s richest economies has jumped more than
30%. (AP Photo/Esteban Felix)

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Homeless person Paris Lopez, right, talks with a member of the NGO Diverse
Action before they meet with a city council member in Santiago, Chile, Monday,
April 29, 2024. Lopez, a Chilean trans woman, is meeting with the city worker to
complain that police confiscate her tent and blankets, as well as her HIV
medication, while she sleeps in public spaces. (AP Photo/Esteban Felix)

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Homeless person Paris Lopez, right, talks with a member of the NGO Diverse
Action before they meet with a city council member in Santiago, Chile, Monday,
April 29, 2024. Lopez, a Chilean trans woman, is meeting with the city worker to
complain that police confiscate her tent and blankets, as well as her HIV
medication, while she sleeps in public spaces. (AP Photo/Esteban Felix)

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The cats of Victoria Azevedo stand inside her improvised home built on an empty
lot on the bank of a water canal in Santiago, Chile, Wednesday, May 15, 2024.
“It’s dangerous,” said the Chilean homeless mother of two about life on the
streets. “If you are a woman and have children, it’s worse.” (AP Photo/Esteban
Felix)

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The cats of Victoria Azevedo stand inside her improvised home built on an empty
lot on the bank of a water canal in Santiago, Chile, Wednesday, May 15, 2024.
“It’s dangerous,” said the Chilean homeless mother of two about life on the
streets. “If you are a woman and have children, it’s worse.” (AP Photo/Esteban
Felix)

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Volunteers from the Nuestra Casa shelter hand out sandwiches and tea to the
homeless in the Yungay neighborhood of Santiago, Chile, June 6, 2024. Over the
last four years, the rate of homelessness in one of South America’s richest
economies has jumped more than 30%. (AP Photo/Esteban Felix)

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Volunteers from the Nuestra Casa shelter hand out sandwiches and tea to the
homeless in the Yungay neighborhood of Santiago, Chile, June 6, 2024. Over the
last four years, the rate of homelessness in one of South America’s richest
economies has jumped more than 30%. (AP Photo/Esteban Felix)

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Venezuelan migrant couple Karen Salazar, second from right, and Luis Henrique,
center, play with their children Malin and Sebastian at the shelter “Nuestra
Casa” our Our Home in the Yungay neighborhood of Santiago, Chile, Thursday, May
30, 2024. After fleeing Venezuela and finding life as a migrant intolerable in
Colombia and then Ecuador, the family migrated to Chile. (AP Photo/Esteban
Felix)

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Venezuelan migrant couple Karen Salazar, second from right, and Luis Henrique,
center, play with their children Malin and Sebastian at the shelter “Nuestra
Casa” our Our Home in the Yungay neighborhood of Santiago, Chile, Thursday, May
30, 2024. After fleeing Venezuela and finding life as a migrant intolerable in
Colombia and then Ecuador, the family migrated to Chile. (AP Photo/Esteban
Felix)

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A homeless man rests at the entrance to the shelter “Hogar de Cristo,” or
Christ’s Home in Santiago, Chile, Wednesday, May 15, 2024. The words in Spanish
read “Solidarity. Love. Dreams. Joy.” (AP Photo/Esteban Felix)

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A homeless man rests at the entrance to the shelter “Hogar de Cristo,” or
Christ’s Home in Santiago, Chile, Wednesday, May 15, 2024. The words in Spanish
read “Solidarity. Love. Dreams. Joy.” (AP Photo/Esteban Felix)

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Barbers from the “Peluqueria Francesa” or French Hair Salon, sit outside their
workplace in the Yungay neighborhood of Santiago, Chile, June 6, 2024. Yungay is
a neighborhood with a mix of historic buildings, baroque facades and modern
restaurants, and has also become a popular spot for the homeless. (AP
Photo/Esteban Felix)

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Barbers from the “Peluqueria Francesa” or French Hair Salon, sit outside their
workplace in the Yungay neighborhood of Santiago, Chile, June 6, 2024. Yungay is
a neighborhood with a mix of historic buildings, baroque facades and modern
restaurants, and has also become a popular spot for the homeless. (AP
Photo/Esteban Felix)

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Chilean homeless transgender women Moka Valdes, left, and Paris Lopez, standing
center, meet with a member of a city councilperson’s staff, second from left,
and a trans activist Victor Hugo Robles about how they are treated by police
when they use public spaces in Santiago, Chile, Monday, April 29, 2024. Lopez
said police confiscate her tent and blankets, as well as her HIV medication,
while she sleeps in public spaces, and Valdes said she became homeless the
previous year after losing her job. (AP Photo/Esteban Felix)

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Chilean homeless transgender women Moka Valdes, left, and Paris Lopez, standing
center, meet with a member of a city councilperson’s staff, second from left,
and a trans activist Victor Hugo Robles about how they are treated by police
when they use public spaces in Santiago, Chile, Monday, April 29, 2024. Lopez
said police confiscate her tent and blankets, as well as her HIV medication,
while she sleeps in public spaces, and Valdes said she became homeless the
previous year after losing her job. (AP Photo/Esteban Felix)

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Store workers talk inside a vinyl record shop in the Yungay neighborhood of
Santiago, Chile, June 6, 2024. A shelter for the homeless is located on the same
block, and the presidential residence is across the street, where metal barriers
are set up to block cars. (AP Photo/Esteban Felix)

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Store workers talk inside a vinyl record shop in the Yungay neighborhood of
Santiago, Chile, June 6, 2024. A shelter for the homeless is located on the same
block, and the presidential residence is across the street, where metal barriers
are set up to block cars. (AP Photo/Esteban Felix)

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Sebastian, the son of Venezuelan migrant couple Karen Salazar and Luis Henrique,
runs inside the shelter “Nuestra Casa” or Our Home in the Yungay neighborhood of
Santiago, Chile, Thursday, May 30, 2024. After fleeing Venezuela and finding
life as a migrant intolerable in Colombia and then Ecuador, Sebastian’s family
migrated to Chile. (AP Photo/Esteban Felix)

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Sebastian, the son of Venezuelan migrant couple Karen Salazar and Luis Henrique,
runs inside the shelter “Nuestra Casa” or Our Home in the Yungay neighborhood of
Santiago, Chile, Thursday, May 30, 2024. After fleeing Venezuela and finding
life as a migrant intolerable in Colombia and then Ecuador, Sebastian’s family
migrated to Chile. (AP Photo/Esteban Felix)

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6:02 PM MESZ, July 11, 2024
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SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — The presidential residence of Gabriel Boric, the leftist
millennial leader of Chile elected three years ago in the wake of public unrest
over income inequality, shares a street in downtown Santiago with an overwhelmed
homeless shelter.



The sight of cardboard boxes and blankets strewn across sidewalks in Boric’s
bohemian neighborhood serves as a sharp reminder of his struggle to fulfill his
promise to give Chileans “a better life.”



A pandemic-induced recession combined with a housing crunch and a major
immigration influx have expanded Chile’s homeless population like never before.
Over the last four years, the rate of homelessness in one of South America’s
richest economies has jumped more than 30%, transforming the streets of a
country that prides itself on its prosperity.

A pandemic-induced recession combined with a housing crunch and migrant influx
have swelled Chile’s homeless population like never before. Over the last four
years, the rate of homelessness in one of South America’s richest economies has
jumped more than 30%, transforming the streets of a country that prides itself
on its prosperity. Chile said it has registered 21,126 homeless people this
year, compared to 15,435 in 2020. Government figures rely on single-night
snapshots by municipalities. Social workers put the real count around 40,000.
(AP video shot by Mauricio Cuevas)



“The resources allocated to combat homelessness have been reduced, and the
homeless population has increased,” said Rosario Carvajal, a city councilor in
the capital, Santiago.





Even in the “barrios altos” — the well-heeled areas that presidents before Boric
called home — destitute families have increasingly turned benches into beds and
trees into toilets. In the beachside tourist hub of Viña del Mar, huddles of
improvised tents have overshadowed the trendy art scene.



Chile said it has registered 21,126 homeless people this year, compared to
15,435 in 2020. Government figures rely on single-night snapshots by
municipalities. Social workers put the real count around 40,000.



Last month, the government announced that, for the first time, it would include
the homeless in its national census. Aid workers say that a better number,
however flawed, will better reflect the scope of the problem and the country’s
progress — or lack thereof — toward fixing it.



“This should force the government to implement more effective social policies,”
said Andrés Millar, from Chilean charity Hogar de Cristo.

A homeless man rests at the entrance to the shelter “Hogar de Cristo,” or
Christ’s Home in Santiago, Chile, Wednesday, May 15, 2024. The words in Spanish
read “Solidarity. Love. Dreams. Joy.” (AP Photo/Esteban Felix)

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The sheer visibility of so many homeless people in Chile — a country considered
far wealthier and more stable than its neighbors — has pushed the problem up on
the agenda. “There is a lot of pressure from the neighbors to recover the public
spaces,” said Carvajal.



Chilean police, reviled by the left for their harsh handling of the mass 2019
protests, have taken to tearing down encampments, joining municipal workers in
routinely removing rough sleepers from parks and plazas.



“Police come and take everything, my tent, my blankets, my HIV medication,” said
43-year-old Paris López who sleeps outside in downtown Santiago. She stays up
all night, she said, fearing violence from police as much as assaults from
criminal gangs that have recently gained a foothold in Chile.

Homeless person Paris Lopez, right, talks with a member of the NGO Diverse
Action before they meet with a city council member in Santiago, Chile, Monday,
April 29, 2024. (AP Photo/Esteban Felix)

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The cats of Victoria Azevedo stand inside her improvised home built on an empty
lot on the bank of a water canal in Santiago, Chile, Wednesday, May 15, 2024.
(AP Photo/Esteban Felix)

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“It’s dangerous,” Victoria Azevedo, a homeless mother of two, said of life on
the streets in Santiago — particularly amid a crime wave that has driven Chile’s
homicide rate up 50% since 2018. “If you are a woman and have children, it’s
worse.”



In recent years, Chile has seen a demographic shift in its homeless population.
Although there won’t be an official breakdown until the census comes out next
year, experts say that the country’s affordable housing crunch has pushed more
women and children onto the streets.



“Entire families have lost their resources to pay rent,” said Ximena Torres,
another advocate from Hogar de Cristo.



Pandemic lockdowns wreaked hardship on Chile’s economy while it was struggling
to recover from the 2019 mass protests that cost the country at least $3
billion, Chile’s national insurance organization estimated.



Lavish pandemic aid — including a measure allowing Chileans to withdraw their
pensions early — stoked inflation. The unemployment rate doubled to a
record-breaking 13% from 2019 to 2020, making it difficult for many to pay rent.
The central bank raised interest rates, lenders hiked the cost of loans and a
housing crisis was born.



Housing prices jumped 70% over the last decade, said economist Gonzalo Durán
from SOL Foundation, a Chilean think tank.



“I’m extremely broken inside,” said Moka Valdés, bursting into tears as she
tried to describe the shock of having landed on the street last November after
losing her job.







Volunteers from the Nuestra Casa shelter hand out sandwiches and tea to the
homeless in the Yungay neighborhood of Santiago, Chile, June 6, 2024. (AP
Photo/Esteban Felix)

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MIGRATION ON THE RISE







Many families bouncing between Chile’s tent camps are undocumented migrants
lured to the country by its reputation as South America’s most successful
economy.



Government data shows that nearly 1.6 million of Chile’s 19 million inhabitants
are registered migrants, up from 1.3 million in 2018. The number of undocumented
migrants has also soared, from 16,000 in 2020 to a staggering 53,875 two years
later, according to the Observatory of Responsible Migration, a Chilean
watchdog.



As the economy has slumped and public backlash against migrants intensified,
Chile tightened visa requirements for Venezuelans — the largest group of recent
arrivals. And last year President Boric deployed armed forces to the northern
border with Peru, a key migration pass, to check migrants’ documents and arrest
smugglers.



After fleeing Venezuela and finding life as a migrant intolerable in Colombia
and then Ecuador, 34-year-old Karen Salazar dreamed of Chile. Via foot and
pick-up truck, Salazar, her husband and their two small children braved freezing
cold mountains, rough desert terrain and predatory smugglers, lured by Chile’s
reputation as a rare upwardly mobile nation in the region.

Venezuelan migrant couple Karen Salazar, second from right, and Luis Henrique,
center, play with their children Malin and Sebastian at the shelter “Nuestra
Casa” our Our Home in the Yungay neighborhood of Santiago, Chile, Thursday, May
30, 2024. After fleeing Venezuela and finding life as a migrant intolerable in
Colombia and then Ecuador, the family migrated to Chile. (AP Photo/Esteban
Felix)

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They didn’t find what they hoped for. At first, they lived in a flimsy tent
encampment in northern Chile. Then they moved to Santiago, where they slept
outside in a public park.



“We know why we’re in this situation, but to see the children like this is
heart-breaking,” Salazar said from the shelter on Boric’s street, where she
queues for free meals.



As the crisis mounts, aid groups have intensified their pressure on the
government. There are fewer than 200 homeless shelters nationwide, barely enough
to accommodate 13% of Chile’s current homeless population, said local advocate
Rodrigo Ibarra Montero.



Upon taking office in March 2022, Boric vowed to build 260,000 new
government-sponsored houses during his four-year term. Given the scale of the
problem, many fear that will not be enough.



But the president hopes it will.



“We are making steady progress,” he insisted in a recent speech inaugurating a
new public housing development in Santiago. “You should judge us by the end of
our term.”

Sebastian, the son of Venezuelan migrant couple Karen Salazar and Luis Henrique,
runs inside the shelter “Nuestra Casa” or Our Home in the Yungay neighborhood of
Santiago, Chile, Thursday, May 30, 2024. (AP Photo/Esteban Felix)

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