RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Chile, the once Latin American "oasis", has been jumping from convulsion to convulsion for two years, a spiral of unrest that will live a new chapter this Sunday with the crucial presidential elections between the religious conservative José Antonio Kast and the far-leftist Gabriel Boric.
Gone are the days when Chile was admired for its socio-political stability and economic prosperity: in the last two years, the country has lived through a social crisis unparalleled since the dictatorship, a pandemic that has wreaked health and economic havoc and a constituent process that could dismantle the . . .
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