US EditionElections in Chile in Life: Johannes Kaiser Assured that His Support for the Candidate Who Competes Against Jara in the Balloting “Will Be Unrestricted”
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After 9:30 a.m. this Sunday, presidential candidate Johannes Kaiser came to the Liceo 7 de Providencia to cast his vote in these 2025 elections. Minutes before casting his vote, the candidate referred to the election process noting that he will support any opposition candidate who advances to the second round, although he again ruled out getting on the stage with these. In conversation with Mega, the presidential candidate said that “if I don’t …
After casting his vote in Providencia, the libertarian candidate advanced that, if he does not agree to the second round, he will support “any” candidate who faces the representative of the Communist Party.
The far-right politician, in favour of free arms and the death penalty, recorded a dramatic increase in voting intentions for the election on Sunday, 16 November.
Jeannette Jara (Communist Party) and Johannes Kaiser (National Libertarian Party) made their last herrings in the previous...
Johannes Kaiser was the second of the presidential candidates to react, recognizing his defeat and immediately announcing explicit support for José Antonio Kast for the second round. “We will support José Antonio Kast’s candidacy in the second round,” he said, giving way to an extensive message addressed to his voters and the role he projects for his party in the coming years. In his statement, Kaiser emphasized that his community will seek to m…
Libertarian Party lawmaker Johannes Kaiser said on Sunday he would support fellow far-right candidate José Antonio Cast in the second round of Chile's presidential election next month. Shortly afterwards, President Gabriel Boric officially confirmed that Cast and the government's candidate, leftist Janet Jara, would face off in the final round, signaling a highly polarized election battle. Source: Reuters www.ertnews.gr
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