US EditionChile in the Run-up to the Second Round: “Sicher Ist sicher”... or Perhaps Not?
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The Germans are attributed a particular taste for order and security, and the habit of avoiding unpleasant surprises by reviewing things once more than necessary. Sicher ist sicher, they say. Also in the elections in Chile, security occupied a central place. He also drew attention to the fact that several candidates from the traditional right and the extreme right stood out in campaign their German roots. From a German perspective, that turned o…
After the results of November 16, which left Jeannette Jara (26.84%) and José Antonio Kast (23.95%) as the two options in dispute for the second presidential round of December 14, LGBTIQ+ organizations from Antofagasta expressed concern and called for an informed vote in front of a scenario that qualifies as “polarized” and of high risk for the rights conquered by diversity and dissent. Carlos Cortés, vice president of the LGBT+Libre Antofagasta…
Second presidential round in Chile: Jeannette Jara and José Antonio Kast will face on December 14 in a mandatory election with high turnout.
The first post-electoral poll for the second round of the presidential elections in Chile, published this Tuesday by Citizen Panel, positions candidate José Antonio Kast of the Republican Party with a clear advantage over Jeannette Jara of the Communist Party. According to the poll, carried out at 16
Citizen Panel-UDD contacted more than a thousand people across the country to know their preferences in the second round of December 14, when the presidential candidate of the ruling party, Jeannette Jara (Communist Party, PC), who obtained 26.8% of the votes and the Republican flagman, José Antonio Kast, who added 23.9%. The distance between them is narrower than what was foreseen by the polls during the campaign, particularly because support f…
The Citizen Panel poll showed 61% preferences over the Republican against 39% of the ruling party.
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