Against all odds, on December 17, Chile was once again saved from having a new Constitution that would have been covered with “progressive” footprints and soaked with DNA from the UN's “Agenda 2030”, which included a chapter on climate change.
Chile's new constitution rams climate radicalism past its legislature.
The catalyst for Chile's riots was a rise in Santiago Metro prices made necessary by carbon dioxide taxes and a conversion of the Metro from conventional power to renewable energy.
The cancellation of the UN climate conference is massively ironic as the riots in Chile were sparked by plans to hike public transit prices to keep up with higher energy costs from, as you've likely guessed, "green" energy.
Between the moderates in power and the new radicals, climate alarmism has split wide open.