One of Latin America's most conservative countries to make history with new constitution Liam Miller © Provided by NBC News SANTIAGO, Chile — Seated alongside 154 elected members of Chile’s new constitutional assembly, young feminist Giovanna Roa, 34, and many other female delegates wore purple and green neckerchiefs bearing the slogan "Nunca más sin nosotras," meaning "Never again without us." The words are linked to the fight for women’s rights, which has been intensifying in recent years in Chile and is achieving milestones in the wake of the protests that rocked t...