Collective action

Political participation
Voting
Polarized politics

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Civic duty
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Who represents me’ is there anyone who represents me?
Am I involved in the problems that I want to fix?
Point out a problem but we don’t in solving of fixing the problem
Polarized political atmosphere
Make compromise
Grey area
When I was in college
When I was an undergraduate student
Leader student
There was a lot of political space but there aren’t political student but the space there are
There were space
There was a lot political space for students’ participation but there weren’t leader
students to participate in those instances.
Pattern
Not all Freshmen
There is an inflection point in career for a small group, they change patterns
Career,
It’s the same in my country
There are a lot of careers with student’s government but there are a few voters

critics became actions

subject+ verb+ complement( connectors) subject+ verb+ complement

coherent
simple past
At a local level, when I was an undergraduate student, I was a leader student. In my career
there wasn’t a leader student and my classmates and I won elections of career and
university students’ government. Critics became in action. We organized a lot of political
and cultural activities. But I think that participation is a process which depends on
different people. Moreover, there is huge inequity in access to politics because richer
people participate more and poorer people participate less which is a global problem.
political participation is determined by multiple factors that change over time. For
example, today there aren’t leader students or there are a few groups who don’t have
power, influence, or collective projects; due to the fact that, they are too radicalized so
they tend to exclude potential participants.
At national level, ex leader students from university of Chile and university of catholic,
which are elite universities, are now authorities who have a lot of possibilities to become
official parliamentarians in the next government.

On the one hand: por una parte

On the other hand: por otra parte
Parliamentarian
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To continue with the
In relation to the above, furthermore, moreover

Who quien / that people

Which (que) that que things
Simple past there is there are
Relative pronouns