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== 2021 Election ==
 
== 2021 Election ==
 
{{main article|Chile presidential election, 2021}}
 
{{main article|Chile presidential election, 2021}}
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[[File:Boric arguing with military personnel in 2019.jpg|thumbnail|Boric arguing with [[Chilean Army|military personnel]] in the [[2019 Chilean State of Emergency|2019 Marxist Insurrection]].]]
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[[File:Boric arguing with military personnel in 2019.jpg|thumbnail|Boric arguing with [[Chilean Army|military personnel]] during the [[2019 Chilean State of Emergency|2019 Marxist Insurrection]].]]
 
In the [[Chile presidential election, 2021|2021 Presidential Election]], the final front-runners were the [[Republican Party (Chile)|Republican]] [[José Antonio Kast]] and Gabriel Boric. Kast won the first round with a 27.91 % of the votes (1,961,387 votes) and Boric obtained 25.82 % (1,814,777 votes). But Kast lost the second round obtaining 44.13 % (3,650,088 votes) against 55.87 % (4,620,890 votes) from Boric. With this Chile ends an era of free-market oriented policies and Socialism retakes the government.
 
In the [[Chile presidential election, 2021|2021 Presidential Election]], the final front-runners were the [[Republican Party (Chile)|Republican]] [[José Antonio Kast]] and Gabriel Boric. Kast won the first round with a 27.91 % of the votes (1,961,387 votes) and Boric obtained 25.82 % (1,814,777 votes). But Kast lost the second round obtaining 44.13 % (3,650,088 votes) against 55.87 % (4,620,890 votes) from Boric. With this Chile ends an era of free-market oriented policies and Socialism retakes the government.
  
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