Posted on 11/09/2025 6:56:13 AM PST by Redmen4ever
This isn’t simply a protest vote; it’s a seismic shift that positions figures like José Antonio Kast to capitalize on a fractured electorate and a growing conservative wave.
(Excerpt) Read more at archyde.com ...
Recently, we've seen Javier Milei's Libertad Party score a decisive win in midterm elections in Argentina; and, Bolivia turn from a series of far left presidents to a center-right president. Here, in the U.S., Hispanic voters have shifted considerably to the Republican Party.
Opinion polls show that the left-wing candidate and José Antonio Kast will qualify for the run-off in the presidential election in Chile a week from today. These same opinion polls show that right-of-center candidates will finish third, fourth and fifth, so that our guy will be heavily favored in the run-off.
The linked article expresses the growing despair of the left.
Make helicopters great again!
Chile wants to get in on the action. Argentina, ElSalvador and Bolivia. They don’t want to be left behind. Would any of them send troops into Venezuela if called upon?
Leaders in Cuba will soil their pants.
Looks like Chile has fake news as well:
He effectively uses social media to bypass traditional media outlets and directly connect with his base, spreading his message and mobilizing support.
My thoughts exactly.
Well said.
Viva Pinochet
His final paragraph hits your words, quite well.
Thank you, sir, for this article. I think I’ve only caught this site one other time.
Yes, we were there couple years ago and I was surprised how the media pushed the previous communist dictator Allende, and how much spite was thrown on the Pinochet, who basically saved the country from Venezuela fate!
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