Chilean presidential candidate Jeannette Jara casts her vote in Santiago as Chileans head to the polls in a pivotal election. Jara, the ruling coalition candidate from the Communist Party, emphasizes the importance of voting and building a government that addresses crime, economic challenges, and social issues.
With eight candidates in the race, no one is expected to win outright, making a December 14 runoff likely. Jara leads in polls, with far-right contender Jose Antonio Kast trailing.
Watch as she votes, speaks to the press, and shares her vision for Chile’s next four years.
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