00:00The result of the first round presidential election in Chile is with a lot of caution.
00:05Janet Jara, candidate official and militant of the Communist Party,
00:09was imposed with a 26% of the votes,
00:12only two points above Jose Antonio Kass, leader of the Republican Party.
00:16To win the first round, it required absolute majority,
00:19so now the two will be in the vote of the 14th of December.
00:23Four years, Gabriel Boric won the second round frente to Kass,
00:28but now the scenario is more fragmented and competitive
00:31and the leader of the ultra-left part with advantage.
00:34Yes, because although he finished second,
00:36he received the support of other right candidates,
00:39which strengthens his position and allows himself to present with a more nutrient bloke.
00:44On the other hand, the candidate of the left faces the challenge
00:47of expanding its support, conquering voters from the political center
00:51and convening to the indecisors.
00:53Jara has put the accent on defending democracy
00:56and expanding social rights.
00:58Between his proposals,
00:59there are some improvements in the pension system
01:01and strengthening the public health
01:03to reduce inequalities and ensure a greater well-being.
01:06The contrast with Kass is evident,
01:09because he focuses on his campaign in security and migration.
01:12His proposals are aiming to endure the politics
01:14against the organized crime
01:16and reduce the intervention of the state in the economy.
01:18Anything that is observed with Donald Trump or Javier Milley
01:21is not a mere coincidence,
01:23because they share the same ideas of the ultra-left global.
01:27So, the ballotage of December 14th
01:29has become a shock of two visions.
01:32The country should choose between very different projects
01:35and the final result will depend
01:37of who will be able to mobilize more support
01:39in these decisive weeks.
01:41The input of the Maryland
