After the triumph of Rejection in the constitutional plebiscite on September 4, Gabriel Boric made his first cabinet change. The parties of the ex-Concertación —coalition that governed post-dictatorship Chile— were the main beneficiaries and their influence grew in the Executive, which gave a clear signal of turning towards the center.
Boric appointed Carolina Tohá, a member of the Party for Democracy (PPD), and Ana Lya Uriarte of the Socialist Party (PS), in the Ministry of the Interior and in the General Secretariat of the Presidency (Segpres), respectively.
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