My indignation

One of the things that bothers me the most is the treat we have with immigrants, who come to our country looking for better opportunities. A few weeks ago I read in the news the story of an haitian worker who was stabbed in the leg, while all his coworkers were watching with indiference. Even the man who stabbed him justified himself under the pretext that immigrants are here to steal the job from us, which is completely false. Immigrants do the jobs that have low demand in Chile, like construction or cleaning. In fact, a lot of them have studies in different areas, but the chilean State don't recognize it, so they cannot work in their speciallities.

It's important to change the vision that our country have about the immigrants, it's necessary to be empathic and think about a situation that all of us can be expose sometime. Recently has been news about the haitians immigrants celebrating the triumphs of Chile in the Confedarations Cup, shouting Alexis Sánchez and Jean Beausejour (who also has hatian blood) names. So how can we discriminate people who feels identificate with our country and have made it their home?

Here, education has a lot of importance, teaching respect for other cultures and the richness of diversity. Understand that this world is of everyone and nationalism won't take us anywhere.