Today, Dec. 14, fifteen million Chileans are heading to the polls for a decisive presidential runoff vote. Two candidates from opposite ends of the political spectrum are vying for the presidency, each offering different visions on key concerns: crime and immigration.
The candidates have sharpened their campaigns around public safety and border policies. For many voters, the decision hinges on which approach will best address these pressing issues.
Political analysts say the outcome could reshape Chile's domestic agenda and influence its role in regional dynamics as Latin America's economies and social trends continue to evolve.
With polls open from morning until evening, all eyes are on turnout figures and the eventual winner who will take office amid high expectations for change.
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