Behind Chile’s Fires: Who’s Saving the Vulnerable When Governments Falter?

The raging infernos consuming Chile’s Lirquén have left devastation not only for the city’s 20,000 residents but also for the countless animals trapped amid the flames. While official reports focus on human casualties and property damage, there is a deeper story of neglect hidden in the shadows—one that exposes how governments fail the vulnerable during crises.Who is accountable when nature strikes—and no aid follows?Nearly 80% of Lirquén has been reduced to ashes by one of dozens of fires now ravaging Chile. Official data confirms at least 20 dead and hundreds injured nationwide, but what about those without voice or vote?...