RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Double-digit inflation, a decapitalized pension system, and exacerbated post-pandemic inequality: Chile's next president will take the helm of a country that is no longer the "oasis" it was before October 2019, when the most severe protests since the dictatorship broke out.
The seven candidates who will compete on November 21 to reach La Moneda (presidential seat) cover a vast political spectrum, ranging from an extreme right that seeks to minimize the role of the State and cut taxes to a radical left that wants to expropriate mining companies, to more moderate positions that . . .
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