Catalina del Real, the Deputy Vice President of the Chilean political party Renovación Nacional (RN), has resigned from her position and criticized the party’s leadership. In a statement on social media, del Real expressed her disappointment with the RN’s lack of support for women and minorities. She also accused the party’s president, Mario Desbordes, of ignoring her concerns and prioritizing his own political ambitions. Del Real’s resignation comes amid growing tensions within the RN, which has struggled to balance the interests of its conservative and progressive factions. This development highlights the ongoing debate over the role of women and diversity in Chilean politics and the challenges faced by political parties in representing a diverse range of voices. It also underscores the importance of creating inclusive and representative political spaces in order to ensure that everyone’s voices are heard.
Quick Links