Chile’s Right-Wing Surge Signals Shift Back to Sovereignty and Security
Amid rising crime and economic concerns, Chile’s presidential election runoff pits a hard-right nationalist against a Communist contender, reflecting the region’s pivot away from leftist failures toward America First-aligned values.
As Chile prepares for a decisive presidential runoff on December 14, the stakes could not be higher for one of Latin America’s most stable democracies. The unexpected rise of José Antonio Kast, an ultraconservative former lawmaker and admirer of former U.S. President Donald Trump, underscores a dramatic regional realignment favoring hardline policies on immigration, law enforcement, and national sovereignty. Is Chile Embracing Tough Leadership in the Face of Rising Chaos? Kast’s surge to nearly 24% in the first round reveals deep public frustration with leftist governance and ineffective handling of fundamental issues like crime and illegal immigration. His platform—including plans...
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