Chilean student leader Camila Vallejo was nominated as a Time magazine Person of the Year 2011. With the explosion of student protests for equal access to education, her voice became internationally recognized as representing the new wave of rebellion that spread from the Arab world to Europe, the United States, and Latin America in 2011. The New York Times compared the charismatic twenty-three-year-old to Comandante Marcos and Che Guevara. In this book of speeches and interviews, Camila argues “we are the 99 percent and we can change the world.”