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Matthei's Presidential Bid: A Race Against Time
Chilean presidential candidate Evelyn Matthei, leading in polls for two years, faces challenges due to a volatile political climate, internal coalition disorganization, and constant attacks from rivals and the government, jeopardizing her chances of winning unless she develops a bold, detailed plan.
Matthei's Presidential Bid: A Race Against Time
Chilean presidential candidate Evelyn Matthei, leading in polls for two years, faces challenges due to a volatile political climate, internal coalition disorganization, and constant attacks from rivals and the government, jeopardizing her chances of winning unless she develops a bold, detailed plan.
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56% Bias Score
Chile Needs Pragmatic Leadership: Tohá's Candidacy Offers a Path Forward
This article argues that Chile needs pragmatic leadership to overcome political fragmentation and address critical issues like security, economic growth, and social justice, endorsing Carolina Tohá's candidacy as offering a viable path forward.
Chile Needs Pragmatic Leadership: Tohá's Candidacy Offers a Path Forward
This article argues that Chile needs pragmatic leadership to overcome political fragmentation and address critical issues like security, economic growth, and social justice, endorsing Carolina Tohá's candidacy as offering a viable path forward.
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60% Bias Score
Chilean Left Nominates Presidential Candidates Amidst Internal Divisions
Seven months before Chile's November 16 presidential election, the left is nominating candidates: Jeanette Jara (Communist Party), Gonzalo Winter (Broad Front), and Carolina Tohá (PPD). Current polls show right-wing candidate Evelyn Matthei leading.
Chilean Left Nominates Presidential Candidates Amidst Internal Divisions
Seven months before Chile's November 16 presidential election, the left is nominating candidates: Jeanette Jara (Communist Party), Gonzalo Winter (Broad Front), and Carolina Tohá (PPD). Current polls show right-wing candidate Evelyn Matthei leading.
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44% Bias Score
Fragmented Chilean Presidential Race Enters New Phase
With eight months to go until the Chilean presidential elections, over ten candidates have announced their intention to run, including former Interior Minister Carolina Tohá. The fragmented field includes candidates from across the political spectrum, from the traditional right to the far-left, maki...
Fragmented Chilean Presidential Race Enters New Phase
With eight months to go until the Chilean presidential elections, over ten candidates have announced their intention to run, including former Interior Minister Carolina Tohá. The fragmented field includes candidates from across the political spectrum, from the traditional right to the far-left, maki...
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36% Bias Score
Chilean Local Elections Highlight Flaws in Right/Left Political Analysis
The Chilean local elections reveal the inadequacy of interpreting results solely through the right/left political spectrum, as exemplified by the Valparaíso governor election where the left-wing candidate won despite initial indications suggesting otherwise. This challenges predictions based solely ...
Chilean Local Elections Highlight Flaws in Right/Left Political Analysis
The Chilean local elections reveal the inadequacy of interpreting results solely through the right/left political spectrum, as exemplified by the Valparaíso governor election where the left-wing candidate won despite initial indications suggesting otherwise. This challenges predictions based solely ...
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40% Bias Score
Vodanovic Withdraws, Unifying Chilean Left Ahead of Primaries
Two days before the deadline, Chilean Socialist Party president Paulina Vodanovic withdrew her presidential candidacy, clearing the path for Carolina Tohá of the Socialismo Democrático coalition in the June 29 primaries, resolving internal divisions within the left-wing coalition.
Vodanovic Withdraws, Unifying Chilean Left Ahead of Primaries
Two days before the deadline, Chilean Socialist Party president Paulina Vodanovic withdrew her presidential candidacy, clearing the path for Carolina Tohá of the Socialismo Democrático coalition in the June 29 primaries, resolving internal divisions within the left-wing coalition.
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40% Bias Score
Over 300 Independent Candidates vie for Chile's Presidency
The Chilean Electoral Service (Servel) opened its platform for independent presidential candidates to gather 35,361 signatures for the November 16th election, with over 300 candidates, including two former candidates, a senator, and several public figures, vying for the presidency.
Over 300 Independent Candidates vie for Chile's Presidency
The Chilean Electoral Service (Servel) opened its platform for independent presidential candidates to gather 35,361 signatures for the November 16th election, with over 300 candidates, including two former candidates, a senator, and several public figures, vying for the presidency.
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36% Bias Score
Low Youth Voter Engagement Poses Challenge in Chile's Upcoming Presidential Election
With less than eight months until Chile's November 16th presidential election, young voters show surprising volatility and lack of commitment to any specific candidate, posing a major challenge for candidates due to the country's new automatic voter registration and mandatory voting laws.
Low Youth Voter Engagement Poses Challenge in Chile's Upcoming Presidential Election
With less than eight months until Chile's November 16th presidential election, young voters show surprising volatility and lack of commitment to any specific candidate, posing a major challenge for candidates due to the country's new automatic voter registration and mandatory voting laws.
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52% Bias Score
Tohá Launches Presidential Bid in Chile
Chilean Interior Minister Carolina Tohá will resign before March 11th to run for president, while former president Michelle Bachelet decided against a third bid, despite high poll numbers; Tohá's candidacy represents a long-term progressive political project.
Tohá Launches Presidential Bid in Chile
Chilean Interior Minister Carolina Tohá will resign before March 11th to run for president, while former president Michelle Bachelet decided against a third bid, despite high poll numbers; Tohá's candidacy represents a long-term progressive political project.
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44% Bias Score
Chilean Elections: Voters Prioritize Practical Solutions Over Ideology
Chilean regional governor elections show voters prioritizing practical solutions over ideology, defying expectations of a return to traditional politics; a study highlights widespread distrust of the political establishment among working-class voters.
Chilean Elections: Voters Prioritize Practical Solutions Over Ideology
Chilean regional governor elections show voters prioritizing practical solutions over ideology, defying expectations of a return to traditional politics; a study highlights widespread distrust of the political establishment among working-class voters.
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56% Bias Score
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