The HinduChile votes in presidential poll pitting communist against far right
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
50% : On the surface, Sunday's (November 16, 2025) election offers Chileans a dramatic choice between two extremes: Jeannette Jara, 51, a card-carrying communist and former Labour Minister in the left-wing government, and, among other right-wing contenders, José Antonio Kast, 59, an ultraconservative lawyer and former lawmaker who opposes abortion and vows to shrink the State.45% : Polls show that foreigners overwhelmingly favour the Right -- especially Venezuelans who fled their repressive socialist government.
44% : Taking a page from the playbook of President Javier Milei in neighbouring Argentina, Mr. Kast vows to shrink the public payroll and slash corporate taxes in a bid to revive a stagnant economy that has slowed the pace of job creation as immigrants flood the labour market.
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