“Chile no necesita un presidente preocupado de la ultraderecha”: Las reacciones tras dichos de Boric en aniversario de CS

Chilean presidential candidate Gabriel Boric is stirring controversy after saying that the country doesn’t need a president “worried about the far-right” during the commemoration of the 11th anniversary of the student movement that occurred in 2011. The comments were viewed as a swipe at his opponent, Jose Antonio Kast, who advocates for a hardline stance on immigration and has been accused of being a right-wing extremist. Boric’s remarks have sparked a debate over whether the country needs a leader worried about the far-right, given the threat it poses to Chile’s democracy and the rise of neo-Nazi movements in recent years. However, some argue that Chile needs a president who is more interested in tackling corruption and inequality than worrying about the ultraright. The outcome of the election, which could go either way, may determine the country’s future trajectory, particularly concerning social justice issues and Chile’s relationship with neighboring countries. Therefore, voters should take time to weigh the pros and cons of each candidate’s policies before making their decision.