Chile's right wing is seeking to capitalise on concern over crime and immigration in its bid to replace Gabriel Boric.
Chile’s right wing is seeking to capitalise on concern over crime and immigration in its bid to replace outgoing President Gabriel Boric.
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When Gabriel Boric was sworn in as president of Chile in 2022, his victory was heralded by supporters as the beginning of a new era in the country’s political history.
The leftist leader, only 36 at the time, was swept into power by a wave of protests focused on cost-of-living issues.
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Inquietud en Chile
