US EditionAfter Casting His Vote, Boric Emphasizes that “Progressive Sectors Will All Be United Behind a Single Candidacy”
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“The progressive world has a special vision and it is not the same who governs. People know that (...),” the President said.
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From the Armando Quezada Acharán Industrial High School in his native Punta Arenas, President Gabriel Boric cast his vote this Sunday and took advantage of the opportunity to make a direct appeal to the public: "It doesn't matter who you vote for." Accompanied by his father, Luis Javier Boric Scarpa, and amid a day marked by voluntary voting, the president emphasized the importance of participating consciously in the elections. Boric also emphas…
President Gabriel Boric arrived on Sunday morning at his polling station in Punta Arenas, Magellan Region, to cover the primary elections. In this instance, Carolina Tohá (Democratic Socialism), Jeannette Jara (PC), Gonzalo Winter (FA) and Jaime Mulet (FRVS) compete to become the presidential letter of the ruling party, in the face of the presidential election of November 16. After issuing their vote, the President offered a press point where he…
President Gabriel Boric arrived this Sunday morning until the Liceo Industrial Armando Quezada Acharán, in Punta Arenas, to participate in the official primary election. After exercising his right to vote, the President invited people to be part of the process. “These are primaries to elect the candidate of progressism, because we have the conviction that when there are different alternatives within the same political current, the best thing is …
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