🚨 ¡PANCHO ORREGO DESTROZÓ AL COMUNISMO! Aprobada ley que castiga cortes de calle
Trinchera Nacional
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The impunity of the violent protesters who hijacked the free movement of millions of hardworking Chileans has come to an end! ⚖️ In this new episode of Trinchera Nacional, we review the historic day in the Chamber of Deputies, where, by a resounding majority of 89 votes to 41, the bill amending Article 268 septies of the Penal Code was approved in general. This amendment punishes total or partial street blockades with jail time and fines of up to 20 UTM (Tax Unit Monthly), closing the legal loopholes of 2020 and guaranteeing unimpeded passage for emergency vehicles.
We break down the overwhelming vote, the collapse of the Octoberist narrative, and the applauded intervention of Deputy Francisco Orrego:
The Definitive Stop to Blockades: The initiative expands the criminal offense to punish those who obstruct public roads and public transportation, ensuring that pickets blocking lanes no longer go unpunished. Furthermore, it severely punishes the deliberate obstruction of emergency vehicles such as fire trucks, police cars, and ambulances.
Francisco Orrego's Lecture: The congressman demolished the fallacy of "peaceful protests" that block traffic: "Since when is restricting a neighbor's freedom of movement peaceful? Not even Gandhi dared to go that far!" He strongly defended the worker who gets up at 6:00 AM to feed his family, the mothers taking their children to school, and the residents of downtown Santiago who live besieged by the violent marches between Plaza Baquedano and Los Héroes.
The Dart at "The One Who Dances Passes": Orrego confronted the hypocrisy of parliamentarians from the Communist Party and the Broad Front, recalling how figures like Karol Cariola romanticized the humiliating "the one who dances passes" during the social uprising, calling it an openly fascist act against civic dignity: "Whoever throws a Molotov cocktail is a criminal, whoever destroys property is a criminal, and now anyone who blocks the street will also be considered a criminal!"
Sergio Bobadilla's Hard Data: The parliamentarian presented official statistics from 2025 that refute the pacifism of the October movement: 46% of the demonstrations in Santiago registered direct violence, with more than 60 barricades, 44 reports of masked individuals, and incendiary devices.
The Communist Tantrum and the Rejection of Schneider: Faced with a crushing defeat, Lorena Pizarro (Communist Party) resorted to the tired old playbook of the dictatorship and the "landowners," threatening to appeal to the Constitutional Court. Despite the left's maneuvers, the court rejected Emilia Schneider's amendment seeking to exempt traffic blockades from penalties, sending the bill directly to the Senate. A raw, patriotic, and unfiltered analysis!
What do you think of the approval of this law against street blockades and the blocking of cars by Francisco Orrego for the Communist Party? Do you think it was about time to criminally punish those who block ambulances and workers?
COMMENT "ORDER IN THE STREETS" AND LEAVE YOUR POWERFUL LIKE TO DEFEND FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT AND PEACE IN OUR HOMELAND! 👇🇨🇱
#NationalTrench #FranciscoOrrego #AntiBarricadeLaw #ChamberOfDeputies #LorenaPizarro #TheOneWhoDancesPasses #SocialOutbreak #SergioBobadilla #PublicOrder #ChileanPolitics
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🚨 ¡PANCHO ORREGO DESTROZÓ AL COMUNISMO! Aprobada ley que castiga cortes de calle
Trinchera Nacional
17,694 views
The impunity of the violent protesters who hijacked the free movement of millions of hardworking Chileans has come to an end! ⚖️ In this new episode of Trinchera Nacional, we review the historic day in the Chamber of Deputies, where, by a resounding majority of 89 votes to 41, the bill amending Article 268 septies of the Penal Code was approved in general. This amendment punishes total or partial street blockades with jail time and fines of up to 20 UTM (Tax Unit Monthly), closing the legal loopholes of 2020 and guaranteeing unimpeded passage for emergency vehicles.
We break down the overwhelming vote, the collapse of the Octoberist narrative, and the applauded intervention of Deputy Francisco Orrego:
The Definitive Stop to Blockades: The initiative expands the criminal offense to punish those who obstruct public roads and public transportation, ensuring that pickets blocking lanes no longer go unpunished. Furthermore, it severely punishes the deliberate obstruction of emergency vehicles such as fire trucks, police cars, and ambulances.
Francisco Orrego's Lecture: The congressman demolished the fallacy of "peaceful protests" that block traffic: "Since when is restricting a neighbor's freedom of movement peaceful? Not even Gandhi dared to go that far!" He strongly defended the worker who gets up at 6:00 AM to feed his family, the mothers taking their children to school, and the residents of downtown Santiago who live besieged by the violent marches between Plaza Baquedano and Los Héroes.
The Dart at "The One Who Dances Passes": Orrego confronted the hypocrisy of parliamentarians from the Communist Party and the Broad Front, recalling how figures like Karol Cariola romanticized the humiliating "the one who dances passes" during the social uprising, calling it an openly fascist act against civic dignity: "Whoever throws a Molotov cocktail is a criminal, whoever destroys property is a criminal, and now anyone who blocks the street will also be considered a criminal!"
Sergio Bobadilla's Hard Data: The parliamentarian presented official statistics from 2025 that refute the pacifism of the October movement: 46% of the demonstrations in Santiago registered direct violence, with more than 60 barricades, 44 reports of masked individuals, and incendiary devices.
The Communist Tantrum and the Rejection of Schneider: Faced with a crushing defeat, Lorena Pizarro (Communist Party) resorted to the tired old playbook of the dictatorship and the "landowners," threatening to appeal to the Constitutional Court. Despite the left's maneuvers, the court rejected Emilia Schneider's amendment seeking to exempt traffic blockades from penalties, sending the bill directly to the Senate. A raw, patriotic, and unfiltered analysis!
What do you think of the approval of this law against street blockades and the blocking of cars by Francisco Orrego for the Communist Party? Do you think it was about time to criminally punish those who block ambulances and workers?
COMMENT "ORDER IN THE STREETS" AND LEAVE YOUR POWERFUL LIKE TO DEFEND FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT AND PEACE IN OUR HOMELAND! 👇🇨🇱
#NationalTrench #FranciscoOrrego #AntiBarricadeLaw #ChamberOfDeputies #LorenaPizarro #TheOneWhoDancesPasses #SocialOutbreak #SergioBobadilla #PublicOrder #ChileanPolitics