US EditionChile Goes to the Second Round of Elections: “There Is More Chance that Kast Will Consolidate Jara’s Remonta”
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The Communist Party senator pointed out that “the challenge is greater than we thought, because we expected a greater distance from Kast, but recognizing that reality we know that the second round is another election.” He added that “the first round was an advance, an important triumph that cannot be relativized, but it is a triumph that leaves us with a gigantic challenge.” Jeannette Jara’s commando also expressed in the face of the balloting o…
In Chile, the left-wing candidate Jeannette Jara won the first round of the presidential election on Sunday, but her competitor, the ultra-right-wing José Antonio Kast, is, according to polls, the favourite candidate for the final election on 14 December, because he is likely to receive the votes of the inferior candidates from the right-wing camp. The German-born caste would be the first right-wing president in Chile since the end of the reign …
Why does Trump open the door to negotiate with Maduro in full deployment of USS Gerald R. Ford in the Caribbean? presidential return between communist Jara and conservative Kast on December 14No time to lose.The second round of elections has already started in Chile and leftist Jeannette Jara seems to have the uphill race in the struggle to reach the Palacio de la Moneda in front of his conservative rival José Antonio Kast, who was second in the…
Chilean Presidential Elections 2025: Jeannette Jara (Communist Party) and José Antonio Kast (Republican Party) advance to the runoff. Mandatory voting, opposing positions, and results of the […] The entry Chile Chooses Between Two Ideological Extremes in the Runoff was first published on RegeneraciónMX.
Chile arrives in the second round of December 14th with a competitive scenario and divided territories. Jeannette Jara obtained 26.85% and José Antonio Kast 23.92%, while Franco Parisi bursts as a third force with 19.66%. The map shows Jara winning in Coquimbo, Valparaiso, the RM, Aysén and Magallanes; Kast imposing much of the south; and Parisi dominating the north, where he concentrates his greatest electoral strength. After learning the resul…
On one side is Jeannette Jara, the leftist who joined the Communist Party at the age of 14; on the other, José Antonio Kast, the Catholic ultraconservative
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