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Conversation: Right-wing Kast wins Chile presidential runoff election NHK

A: Hey, did you see the news from Chile? It’s pretty big!

B: No! What’s happening?

A: Jose Antonio Kast just won the presidential election! He’s... well, he's quite right-wing.

B: Really? Wow! Who was he running against?

A: A woman named Jeannette Jara. But Kast won by a lot - almost 60%!

B: So, what's he planning to do?

A: He says he wants to bring back “tranquility and hope.” He thinks Chile needs a big change.

B: I heard Chile has been worried about safety?

A: Exactly! He’s talking about deporting people who are in Chile illegally and strengthening the borders. That’s why he got a lot of votes.

B: That's a pretty big shift, right? Chile's always had pretty moderate governments.

A: Yeah, it's a big deal. Some people are saying Chile might be the most right-wing it's been in a long time.

B: Interesting! Is this happening in other countries too?

A: It seems so! Lots of countries in Latin America have been voting for right-wing leaders recently. People are wondering if this trend will continue.

B: Brazil’s next, huh? Let’s see what happens there!
Summary
Chile elected right-wing politician Jose Antonio Kast as president, winning by a large margin (60%). His platform focuses on "tranquility," border security & deportations. This marks a shift towards right-wing governance in Chile & reflects a broader trend in Latin America. #Chile #Election
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ID: 91abf4a5-f4a2-40ff-841b-38e5a3b8db58

Category ID: conversation_summary

URL: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20251215_13/#conversation

Date: Dec. 15, 2025

Notes: 2025-12-15

Created: 2025/12/15 21:15

Updated: 2025/12/16 08:04

Last Read: 2025/12/16 08:04