The massive protests in Chile on October 18, 2019 marked the beginning of a civil struggle that led to a referendum and the formation of a Constituent Assembly on October 25, 2020, which resulted in about 80% of the votes in favor of the constitutional amendment. The reason for the protest was opposition to the government's plan to increase subway fares, but the repercussions it caused are due to long-standing accumulation of inequality and corruption. In fact, “30 pesos was 30 years of oppression.” Those who are at the forefront of the street protest and are on the “first line of defense of Chile,” which is also the subtitle of the film, say that they demand a future, dignity, and a better “society”. The demand becomes clearer when the streets stop. As they lose the streets due to the COVID-19 lockdown in 2020, the street strike becomes a supply strike, distributing food and disinfecting places that the national system cannot reach. Chilean citizens’ strike went from “being” on the streets to “making” the streets, and the streets went on to enact a constitution. A referendum on the final draft of the new constitution by the Constituent Assembly will be held on September 4, 2022. Whatever the outcome, it will result in another street for pursuit and strike.​