Tohá responds to the reproaches and defends that he is not “unattached” of role in the government, but points to “not repeating the formulas”

The presidential candidate of the Party for Democracy (PPD), Carolina Tohá, this week faced a new controversy in the face of the official primaries: the role of the government in her candidacy. Highlighting or taking distance from the administration of President Gabriel Boric has been a stone in the shoe for some leaders of the alliance, especially for Paulina Vodanovic (PS) and Tohá, who have chosen to move away from the label of La Moneda. The…

The presidential candidate Jaime Mulet of the Federación Regionalista Verde Social (FRVS) ruled out being a continuity of the current government and was defined as a change, basing that “we aspire to introduce important changes in public policies”, mainly in the economy, housing and climate crisis. Moreover, he distanced himself from the definitions of democratic socialism, noting that in the face of a competition with Tohá or Vodanovic “the tru…

The CP presidential candidate pointed out about the sayings of the former Interior Minister that “one can never deny what he has done before.”

The presidential candidate of the Communist Party, Jeannette Jara, marked distances from her rival in the face of the primaries of the ruling party, Carolina Tohá, highlighting her connection with what was her participation in the government, after the PDP representative pointed out that "I do not want to make a government equal to this one". Jara, in conversation with [...] Jara's entry moves away from Tohá: "One can never deny what he has done…

The council committed the municipality to the Rainbow Campaign, which commemorates the International Day against Homo/Transphobia and will contribute to traditional public spaces for LGBTIQ+ events, such as marches, being used again by the movement. The mayor of Santiago, Mario Desbordes, met last Monday with the [...]

In a context of growing hate speech, Tohá reaffirmed her commitment to equality and dignity as pillars of democracy, promising a Chile where all people live free and fearless. To read the full article, visit The Times in Spanish Source