Help Chile write free software values, privacy, and digital sovereignty into their constitution

[Pen-Yuan Hsing]

Dear libreplanet,

Only a few precious days left, but I just saw the following post by Drew 
DeVault titled "Help Chile write free software values, privacy, and 
digital sovereignty into their constitution":

https://drewdevault.com/2022/01/19/Help-Chile-promote-digital-freedoms.html

Relevant quotes from the post:

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"The Chilean people voted overwhelmingly in favor (80% with a 50% 
turnout) of rewriting the constitution, a constitutional convention has 
been assembled, and a call has been made for the Chilean people to 
re-define their country’s values.

One of the answers to this call arrived in my inbox courtesy of Felix 
Freeman, a Chilean hacker and activist for free software, free culture, 
and free knowledge, who asked me to signal boost 'Propuestas 
constitucionales para Chile en la era de la información', three 
proposals to establish the following principles in the foundations of 
Chilean law:

    Access to knowledge
    Technological and digital sovereignty
    Internet privacy

Each of these proposals needs 15,000 Chilean signatures to be proposed 
at the constitutional convention

...

Opportunities like this one are vanishingly rare, and need to be taken 
advantage of before they’re gone. The call for signatures ends on 
February 1st — act fast!"

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Is the FSF aware of initiatives like this?

Even if the proposals don't exactly use 100% of the FSF's language, I 
agree with the linked post that this is an exceedingly rare opportunity 
to institutionalise at least some free software values on a national 
level, and is worth supporting.