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Akike is a busy seaside city in northern Chile,
where locals and tourists splash in the waves and enjoy the beaches.
It's also a port and a free trade zone.
Businesses can import and store goods without paying custom GTs or VAT, and one import stands out.
Chile is the largest buyer of used clothes in Latin America,
importing more than 120,000 tonnes per year.
Around 40% of those garments enter the country here in Iquique,
and where many of them end up isn't what you'd expect.
This place is called the Santa Rosa.
It's where people came to dump bails of used clothes.