Encuesta Cadem: Por primera vez, ministra Carolina Tohá aparece entre las favoritas en preferencias presidenciales que lideran Kast y Matthei

So, I was reading this article the other day about a poll conducted by Encuesta Cadem in Chile, and it was pretty interesting. For the first time ever, the Minister of the Interior, Carolina Tohá, has emerged as one of the most popular candidates for the upcoming presidential elections. The two candidates currently leading in the polls are Kast and Matthei, but for a woman in politics to be gaining popularity is quite significant in my opinion.

Basically, the poll showed that Carolina Tohá has a 33% approval rating, which is pretty high for a politician, especially a woman. To put that in perspective, the leading male candidate, José Antonio Kast, has a 39% approval rating, and the current female president, Michelle Bachelet, has a 29% approval rating. So, it’s clear that Tohá is making some waves in the political world.

As someone who has lived in Chile for a few years now, I can tell you that politics here can be pretty intense. People are passionate about their candidates and their beliefs, and it’s not uncommon to hear heated debates about who is best suited to lead the country. That’s what makes this poll so interesting to me - it’s not often that a female candidate is able to break through the noise and gain popularity in this way.

In terms of why this topic is important, I think it speaks to the changing attitudes and values of Chilean society. Women are starting to have more of a voice in politics, and they are being taken more seriously as potential leaders. Of course, there is still a long way to go, but it’s exciting to see progress being made.

Overall, I thought this article was a great reminder that change is possible, and that even small victories can make a big difference in the long run. Who knows - maybe one day we’ll see a woman in the presidency here in Chile!