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'''National Renewal''' (''Renovación Nacional'' in spanish) is a [[Chile]]an [[political party]] founded in 1987. Originally it was [[right-wing]] and supportive of [[Augusto Pinochet]] in the 1988 National Plebiscite, however today the party is a mixture of center-right, a socialdemocrat majority (that fails at recognize themselves as what they really are) and few Pinochetists like [[Camila Flores]], the Evangelical [[Eduardo Durán]] and the [[José Antonio Kast]] supporter Cristóbal Urruticoechea who is also member of the [[Republican Action Movement]].  
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'''National Renewal''' (''Renovación Nacional'' in spanish) is a [[Chile]]an [[political party]] founded in 1987. Originally it was [[right-wing]] and supportive of [[Augusto Pinochet]] in the 1988 National Plebiscite, however today the party is a mixture of a [[center-right]], an undeclared socialdemocracy majority and few Pinochetists like [[Camila Flores]], the Evangelical [[Eduardo Durán]] and the [[José Antonio Kast]] supporter Cristóbal Urruticoechea who is also member of the [[Republican Action Movement]].  
  
 
The current President of the party, Mario Desbordes, is in favor of the [[Gender ideology]], [[open borders]] and to incorporate immigrants to the Chilean Politics calling them "New Chileans", something that the Santiago mayor is also promoting.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.radioagricultura.cl/politica/2018/11/12/rn-busca-conseguir-el-voto-migrante-a-traves-de-plan-nuevos-chilenos.html|title=RN busca conseguir el voto migrante a través de plan "Nuevos Chilenos"|language=es|publisher=Radio Agricultura|date=November 12 2018}}</ref> <ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.latercera.com/politica/noticia/rn-apuesta-al-voto-inmigrante-crea-instancia-liderada-alcalde-felipe-alessandri/397453/|title=RN apuesta al voto inmigrante y crea instancia liderada por alcalde Felipe Alessandri|date=November 12 2018|language=es|publisher=La Tercera}}</ref>
 
The current President of the party, Mario Desbordes, is in favor of the [[Gender ideology]], [[open borders]] and to incorporate immigrants to the Chilean Politics calling them "New Chileans", something that the Santiago mayor is also promoting.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.radioagricultura.cl/politica/2018/11/12/rn-busca-conseguir-el-voto-migrante-a-traves-de-plan-nuevos-chilenos.html|title=RN busca conseguir el voto migrante a través de plan "Nuevos Chilenos"|language=es|publisher=Radio Agricultura|date=November 12 2018}}</ref> <ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.latercera.com/politica/noticia/rn-apuesta-al-voto-inmigrante-crea-instancia-liderada-alcalde-felipe-alessandri/397453/|title=RN apuesta al voto inmigrante y crea instancia liderada por alcalde Felipe Alessandri|date=November 12 2018|language=es|publisher=La Tercera}}</ref>

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National Renewal (Renovación Nacional in spanish) is a Chilean political party founded in 1987. Originally it was right-wing and supportive of Augusto Pinochet in the 1988 National Plebiscite, however today the party is a mixture of a center-right, an undeclared socialdemocracy majority and few Pinochetists like Camila Flores, the Evangelical Eduardo Durán and the José Antonio Kast supporter Cristóbal Urruticoechea who is also member of the Republican Action Movement.

The current President of the party, Mario Desbordes, is in favor of the Gender ideology, open borders and to incorporate immigrants to the Chilean Politics calling them "New Chileans", something that the Santiago mayor is also promoting.[1] [2]

The party supports the Haitian immigrant trafficker, Pierre Richard (that is linked to the law infringer LAW airline), as candidate for councilor.[3]

The party is currently in the oficialist coalition called Chile Vamos which supports President Sebastián Piñera.

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