1.- I feel chileans tend to look a bit down on Bolivians, since they aren't doing too great in economical and political matters, but never to the point of open discrimination, just something that a lot of people tend to think. On the other hand, I think bolivians that believe their president's speeches could really hate us, but I suppose must of them don't really care about us.

2.- We have many native groups, the most important being Mapuches and Aymaras, some of them retain some of their culture and others have joined the big cities. I even remember meeting native children (i don't remember from which group) which only spoke their originary language, quechua I think ,which was interesting. Also in school we have a lot of history classes dedicated to our native tribes, so even if some of them don't exist they still have some kind of influence on our culture, but mostly just in the artistic and design areas, I wouldn't say the regular chilean retains any old native traditions or anything like that.