As a chilean was kind of a surprise to see chimbalab listed as political hacking. While I agree that control technology for your own es a political act, there were collectives at the same time doing work on social and political spaces. Free internet, radio or even tv in 'poblaciones' (excluded poor places of the city), huge media projects that involved 90% of public communications from local activists, and even a open, communitary and free access hacklab. So i'm really forward too see what they have to say.