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Photo Story: Concert for ‘The right to live in peace’ in Santiago, Chile

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epaselect epa07954483 Citizens attend a concert for 'The right to live in peace' against the Government and acts of violence at O'Higgins Park in Santiago, Chile, 27 October 2019. The now-suspended rise in the price of the Santiago metro ticket acted as a catalyst for protests which morphed into a display of general social discontent, due to economic inequality and the high prices of basic services in the country. EPA-EFE/Fernando Bizerra Jr

Citizens attend a concert for ‘The right to live in peace’ against the Government and acts of violence at O’Higgins Park in Santiago, Chile, on Sunday 27 October 2019.

The now-suspended rise in the price of the Santiago metro ticket acted as a catalyst for protests which morphed into a display of general social discontent, due to economic inequality and the high prices of basic services in the country.

 

Photo: EPA-EFE/Fernando Bizerra Jr

Concert for 'The right to live in peace' in Santiago, Chile

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