The Backsliding of the Kast Government’s Biggest Political Crisis
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José Antonio Kast decided to keep Fernando Rabat and ended up putting his own government to answer for that decision. The sentence cuts to 56 people convicted of sexual crimes against minors demanded a political response to the height of the damage. Recognizing the error was necessary. It was also necessary to explain the responsibilities ... Continue reading "Kast made the Rabat crisis his own"
Seven out of 10 Chileans refuse to see Rabat continue in Justice, and disappointment is the emotion that the Chilean president awakens the most
The hours pass and the blood is not contained. Human, political and even religious factors intersect, according to official sources, behind the unmovable determination of the president to support the minister Rabat, despite the public impact that have had the 56 reductions in sentences granted to persons sentenced for sexual crimes against minors. “Whatever happens in the next few days, the damage to Kast and the government is already done,” war…
UDD's professor of political science argues that President Kast personally decided to bear the cost of the crisis by lowering the cost of...
The Minister of Justice, Fernando Rabat, assured to have the support of the President of the Republic, José Antonio Kast, and the ruling party, despite the questionings towards his continuity as minister in the framework of the controversy for the reduction of sentence to sentenced for sexual crimes against minors. The above, after [...] The entry Previous to AC: Rabat claims to have “back” of the ruling party and Kast and calls to work in defen…
The analyst questions the permanence of the Minister of Justice, Fernando Rabat, in the midst of the crisis due to the reduction of sentences in the government. Claudio Fuentes entry and the political crisis due to the reduction of sentences: «Why does President Kast not ask for the resignation of Minister Rabat?» was first published in Futuro Chile.
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