Eight candidates faced off in the final Chilean presidential debate, six days before the November 16 election.
Leading the debate were Jeannette Jara, former labour minister under President Gabriel Boric, and José Antonio Kast, currently second in the polls. Other notable participants included Johannes Kaiser and Evelyn Matthei.
Jara emphasized social policies and economic security for Chilean families, Kast focused on public safety and crime, Kaiser urged citizens to vote for national development, and Matthei highlighted efforts to combat narco-terrorism.
Chile’s election rules mean that if no candidate achieves an absolute majority, a runoff will be held on December 14.
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