Sebastián Piñera

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Sebastián Piñera
Sebastián Piñera.jpg
President of Chile
From: March 11, 2018 –
Predecessor Michelle Bachelet
Successor Incumbent (no successor)
President of Chile
From: March 11, 2010 – March 11, 2014
Predecessor Michelle Bachelet
Successor Michelle Bachelet
Information
Party Independent (since 2010)

National Renewal (1989-2010)

Religion Catholic

Sebastián Piñera (born December 1, 1949) is the president of Chile. He served from March 11, 2010,[1] to March 11, 2014, and then again starting on March 11, 2018. His political positions have been compared to those of U.S. President Donald Trump.[2] On the other hand, he has sided with the Left on certain issues, such as discussing advancing the homosexual agenda with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to talk about "gender" policies.[3]

Second Government

Piñera leads the center-right coalition called Chile Vamos. He supports Gender Identity laws, a "deep cultural change"[4], increase the number of ministries,[5] a "gender equality" agenda,[6][7] the legalization of 300.000 illegal immigrants,[8] the increase of digital taxes,[9] and maintain the 27% of corporate taxes.[10]

Also he promoted the "Safe Classroom" law which regulates the expulsion of violent students from public schools.[11] and he refused to sign the UN Global Migration Pact[12] however he signed the UN Refugee Pact.[13]

In his first year of government, around 200.000 immigrants established in Chile, and a total of 1.251.225 new immigrants since 2014.[14]

See also

References

  1. Chile shifts right as billionaire wins presidency NewsDaily
  2. Arostegui, Martin (April 16, 2018). ‘Chile’s Donald Trump’ reverses liberal predecessor’s agenda in bid make country great again. The Washington Times. Retrieved April 16, 2018.
  3. Piñera destacó anuncios en agenda de género en diálogo con Primer Ministro de Canadá (es). T13 (25 May 2018).
  4. Agenda de género: el largo etcétera de la cuenta pública de Sebastián Piñera (es). El Mostrador (2 June 2019).
  5. El nuevo Ministerio de Ciudad, Vivienda y Territorio anunciado por Sebastián Piñera (es). RockAndPop (3 June 2019).
  6. #TodosPorTodas: Presidente Piñera anuncia Agenda de Equidad de Género (es). Gobierno de Chile (23 May 2018).
  7. Revisa los 12 puntos de la Agenda de Equidad de Género presentada por el Gobierno (es). T13 (23 May 2019).
  8. Piñera anuncia en Chile la regularización gradual de 300.000 inmigrantes (es). El País (9 April 2019).
  9. Piñera confirma impuesto a plataformas digitales como Netflix, Uber y Spotify (es). T13 (21 August 2018).
  10. Piñera decide mantener tasa de impuesto a empresas en 27% por "dificultades heredadas" (es). Economía y Negocios (1 June 2018).
  11. Gobierno envía al Congreso Proyecto de Ley “Aula Segura” (es). Gobierno de Chile (20 September 2018).
  12. Presidente explicó nuevamente por qué Chile no suscribió el Pacto Migratorio de la ONU (es). Cooperativa (15 December 2018).
  13. ONU adopta Pacto Mundial sobre Refugiados con el apoyo de Chile y el rechazo de EE.UU. (es). Emol (17 December 2018).
  14. Inmigrantes en Chile llegan a 1.251.225 personas y venezolanos superan a peruanos por primera vez (es). T13 (14 Febrary 2019).

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