{"id":8947,"date":"2019-11-30T22:13:12","date_gmt":"2019-11-30T22:13:12","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/iarpp.net\/?post_type=article&p=8947"},"modified":"2019-12-02T11:04:58","modified_gmt":"2019-12-02T11:04:58","slug":"chile-3","status":"publish","type":"article","link":"https:\/\/iarpp.net\/thesite\/article\/chile-3\/","title":{"rendered":"Chile"},"content":{"rendered":"
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As most of us are aware, in recent months Chile has been in convulsion as it undergoes massive social trauma. Huge protests on behalf of human rights began in October and quickly lead to violent repressive measures by the state. Human rights violations are being investigated by the UN, Amnesty International, Humans Rights Watch, and Chile\u2019s Institute for the Defense of Human Rights.<\/p>\n

IARPP\u2019s general listserv, the Collective listserv, and the Colloquium have all contained messages from Chilean members, particularly Juan Francisco Jordan Moore, IARPP-Chile\u2019s president, Victor Donas, and Carla Fischer, sharing vivid reports on many aspects of their external and internal experiences from the midst of their country\u2019s rending sociopolitical upheaval.<\/p>\n

Last month Carla wrote, \u201cMy country, my neighborhood, my daughters, friends and family are all immersed in the turmoil of protest. As a psychoanalyst, all my patients \u2013 regardless of their personal involvement \u2013 are all struck by the context. I myself end my days, that seem very long, trying to organize my thoughts [and] see urgent matters, such as how to collaborate with those traumatized \u2013 there are hundreds of young people who have lost their eyes due to police who fire straight to the face!!!\u201d (Nov. 13 Colloquium post, reprinted here with Carla\u2019s permission)\u00a0 <\/strong><\/p>\n

Victor Donas commented, \u201cOne aspect that should be strongly issued in all the current events is the use of state violence against peaceful civilians protesting. Rather, the state\u2019s actions have included: not containing vandalism, the declaration of emergency state, the imposition of a curfew, and military troops with machine guns on the streets, untrained for this kind of situation. Many violations to human rights have been reported and not transmitted properly by media. This has been retraumatizing for many. In this madness I was hit by a policeman at the doorstep of my home for protesting against the curfew.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cA democratic state,\u201d Victor continued, \u201cmust not permit breaking democratic rules by its own government. I think that as relational mental health professionals, human rights violations is a line that should be ever present, and strong declarations condemning this kind of state behavior should be made wherever it happens.\u201d (Oct. 27 post to the Collective, reprinted here with Victor\u2019s permission)<\/p>\n

With respect to Victor\u2019s noting how the current upheaval is retraumatizing for Chileans, Juan Francisco Jordan shared his sense that there has been \u201cmore fear in people over 40 who lived through the dictatorship [under Pinochet]. There seems to be a generational gap. Most protesters are younger and have no fear.\u201d (Oct. 30 post to the Collective, reprinted here with Juan Francisco\u2019s permission)<\/p>\n

I\u2019ll close this report with another message from Juan Francisco, followed by the full statement he shared with our listserv on behalf of the entire IARPP-Chile Board, which constitutes a Declaration:<\/p>\n

\u201cSolidarity is needed to sustain the process of social reparation we are struggling for. We hope social healing will arrive for our hurt society but don\u2019t know yet the paths it will travel. We expect that any path undertaken won\u2019t leave in impunity the violation of human rights that have been witnessed, nor ignore the cry for social justice that we are hearing.\u201d (Oct. 20 post to the listserv, reprinted here with Juan Francisco\u2019s permission)\u00a0 \u2013\u00a0 [M.A.]\n

Public Declaration from IARPP-Chile:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Beloved Community,<\/p>\n

It is from the feelings of perplexity and preoccupation, emerging from the events that are currently unfolding in our country, that we offer a reflection we wish could enrich a dialogue.<\/p>\n

It seems that for a long time, we normalized a way of relating with social reality. The unprecedented outbursts of social violence since the end of the dictatorship have put in front of our eyes a silent form of violence expressed in social oppression. The raw violence of the streets produces fear, anxiety, but the silent violence of a social and economic system produces alienation and depression. We know from what we have learnt in our discipline that hate emerges from an absence that goes beyond tolerance, and it is lived as humiliating. For us this is expressed today in the absence of a social fabric that can give all the communities and individuals of our country the feeling of sameness in front of the eyes of the other.<\/p>\n

From this necessity of recognition we want to think: The need to have the resources to sustain old age with dignity; how to recover natural resources, as water, that belong to every Chilean; how to effectively protect the most fragile children of our society and not let them die in institutions that must protect them; how to ensure that our public hospitals, that work thankfully by the convictions of their workers, get larger resources than a field hospital; public transportation that stops making everyday life a calvary to go to work and back; the emergence of a State\u00a0that must guarantee all citizens equitable rights to education and access to cultural expressions.<\/p>\n

Collective suffering, voiceless till now, for which all of us social subjects have been deaf, has made itself to be heard and interpellates our thinking about what, until now, we haven\u00b4t listened to.<\/p>\n

We are a group of professionals in the field of mental health united under the conviction that in human relationality, in the co-construction of bonds of mutual recognition both familiar and social, are the conditions that make us emerge as human in its most profound sense. Chile has in the veins of its history not only the traces of pain, but also hope: the multiple reconstructions and the illusion of new dawns; the capacity to turn destructive violence into constructive affirmation of the rights that dignifies us all. The first fundamental step is the recognition of what is happening. It requires deep listening, a humble dialogue towards a new social pact, a new conception of what we are as citizens, and an inclusive addition of communities joined in the notion of a country.<\/p>\n

As IARPP-Chile we reaffirm and confirm our commitment to all that makes us human, and from the little space we inhabit, our full disposition to collaborate in this endeavor that is a call for everyone to rethink who we are as a country.<\/p>\n

The Board of IARPP-Chile:
\nJuan Francisco Jordan, Victor Do\u00f1as, Leila Jorquera, Jaime Landa, Luz Mar\u00eda Parada,
\nAnalia Stutmann & Germ\u00e1n Morales<\/p>\n

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\"\"<\/a>Luz Mar\u00eda Parada
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Querida Comunidad,<\/p>\n

Es desde la perplejidad y preocupaci\u00f3n suscitadas por los acontecimientos, que en este momento se est\u00e1n desarrollando en nuestro pa\u00eds, que ofrecemos una reflexi\u00f3n que esperamos pueda enriquecerse en el di\u00e1logo. Al parecer, durante mucho tiempo, un modo de relacionarnos con la realidad social qued\u00f3 normalizado.\u00a0\u00a0Los estallidos de violencia social, sin precedente desde el t\u00e9rmino de la dictadura, nos han puesto frente a una forma de violencia solapada que se despliega en la opresi\u00f3n social. La violencia cruda de las calles genera miedo, angustia y temor, pero la violencia silenciosa de un sistema social y econ\u00f3mico opresivo genera enajenaci\u00f3n y depresi\u00f3n. Sabemos, por los aportes de nuestra disciplina, que el odio surge frente a una ausencia de validaci\u00f3n que va m\u00e1s all\u00e1 de lo tolerable y que llega a ser humillante. Para nosotros, esto se expresa hoy en la ausencia de un tejido social que le de a todas las comunidades e individuos que conforman nuestro pa\u00eds un sentimiento de ser un igual a los ojos del otro.<\/p>\n

Desde esta necesidad de validaci\u00f3n del otro quisi\u00e9ramos pensar: la necesidad de contar con los medios para sustentar una vejez digna, como recuperar los recursos naturales que pertenecen a todos los chilenos; como proteger realmente a los ni\u00f1os m\u00e1s fr\u00e1giles de nuestra sociedad para que no mueran en los espacios destinados a acogerlos; como lograr que nuestros hospitales, que funcionan gracias a la convicci\u00f3n de sus trabajadores, cuenten con los recursos que no sean los de un hospital de campa\u00f1a; un transporte p\u00fablico que no haga de la vida cotidiana un calvario\u00a0\u00a0para llegar y volver del trabajo, como generar un Estado que debiese poder garantizar el derecho ciudadano equitativo a una educaci\u00f3n de calidad, como as\u00ed tambi\u00e9n a la cultura.<\/p>\n

El sufrimiento colectivo, hasta ahora sin voz, para el cual todos nosotros como sujetos sociales hemos sido sordos, se hizo o\u00edr y nos interpela a pensar en lo que, hasta ahora, no hemos\u00a0\u00a0escuchado.<\/p>\n

Somos un grupo de profesionales de la salud mental unidos bajo la convicci\u00f3n de que, en la relacionalidad humana, en su capacidad de lograr v\u00ednculos de mutuo reconocimiento, tanto familiares como sociales, se encuentran las condiciones que nos hacen emerger como propiamente humanos. Chile tiene en las venas de su historia no s\u00f3lo las huellas del dolor, sino tambi\u00e9n la esperanza, las reconstrucciones y la ilusi\u00f3n de los nuevos amaneceres, como as\u00ed tambi\u00e9n la capacidad de transformar la violencia destructiva en la afirmaci\u00f3n constructiva de los derechos que nos dignifican. El primer eslab\u00f3n fundamental es el reconocimiento de lo que est\u00e1 ocurriendo y que requiere una escucha y un dialogo humildes para generar un nuevo pacto social, una nueva concepci\u00f3n de lo que somos como ciudadanos, y como suma inclusiva de comunidades agrupadas bajo la noci\u00f3n de un mismo pa\u00eds.<\/p>\n

Como IARPP Chile confirmamos nuestro compromiso con aquello que nos hace humanos y desde el peque\u00f1o espacio que ocupamos, nuestra disposici\u00f3n a colaborar en esto que nos convoca. Volver a pensar quienes somos como pa\u00eds.<\/p>\n

Directorio IARPP-Chile:
\nJuan Francisco Jordan, Victor Do\u00f1as, Leila Jorquera, Jaime Landa, Luz Mar\u00eda Parada,
\nAnalia Stutmann & Germ\u00e1n Morales<\/p>\n

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\"\"<\/a>Luz Mar\u00eda Parada
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