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Chile

2025 Elections: The two axes of Chilean politics

The Chilean social outbreak of 2019 was the result of an accumulation of frustrations over unfulfilled expectations, a lack of institutional adaptation, and a growing disconnect between citizens and the state.

Chile: The collapse of the center and the illusion of a shift to the right

At first glance, Sunday's results appear to signal a Copernican shift in the country's values, indicating—according to all polls based on plausible second-round scenarios—a...

From the classroom to the ministry: how Chile is amplifying children’s voices in digital governance

Chile advances in digital governance by incorporating the active participation of children in decision making, fostering their voices from the classroom to public policies.

Four ways of living in Chile as a migrant

The integration of migrants in Chile is as diverse as their backgrounds: from those who feel part of the country to those who are just trying to get by day to day.

Boric’s policies toward the Mapuche people are more of the same

The policies implemented during Boric's administration with regard to the Mapuche people represent more of a continuation of previous administrations than a genuine attempt to end the conflict.

Creating, modifying, and eliminating ministries in Latin America

Reconfiguring ministries not only embodies a set of principles and objectives of a government, but also reflects a broader consensus within the political class in a democratic context.