In a statement following José Antonio Kast's presidential victory, the Mapuche Political Platform described the result as a "cultural defeat" for progressive and indigenous forces, warned of a "strategic regression," and called for unified action to address the new cycle, focusing on the defense of Indigenous Law, Lafkenche Law, ILO Convention 169, and the upcoming elections for the National Council of Indigenous Peoples of CONADI.

"It’s sad that Pinochet had to impose himself by force, but it’s even sadder now that people choose their Pinochet: elected or not, they are children of Hitler, and Hitler kills nations. It’s the demon against life, and every Latin American knows how to resist," stated the Colombian leader regarding the runoff results in Chile.

Media outlets such as The Guardian, AP, teleSUR, RT, and RTVE frame Kast's victory as the resurgence of Pinochet's influence and the emergence of an 'ultraconservative' leader.

Before casting her vote, Jeannette Jara reiterated to CHV that she will respect the election results and is already coordinating a gesture with Kast, emphasizing that their differences are purely political. She encouraged voter participation, highlighting that "politics matters," and expressed her expectation of winning as she headed to her polling place in Conchalí.

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The Chilean runoff election pitting Pacto Unidad por Chile candidate Jeannette Jara against far-right José Antonio Kast will depend on undecided voters, first-time young voters, and supporters of Parisi, all within a climate of caution and polarization.

Out of respect for our compatriots, there must be transparency and information about how proposals will be implemented. What is appropriate is for both candidates and their collaborators to inform the public with complete transparency," stated Minister Vallejo.

Jeannette Jara, the presidential candidate from Unidad por Chile, stated that if she reaches La Moneda, "the decision on the INNA project will be determined by strict technical evaluations ensuring an adequate distance from astronomical observatories, safeguarding their operations and Chile's status as a global leader in astronomy."

Kast and Milei are not just exchanging pleasantries online; they share platforms, ideological mentors, and a common network of ultraconservative think tanks linking Bolsonaro, VOX, and Atlas across the region. Behind the photos and exclamations of 'Long live freedom, damn it!' lies a coordinated alliance pushing the neoliberal and anti-state agenda in Latin America.

With just days to go before the elections, official archives and reports are once again revealing hidden aspects of the Kast family's past, from Michael Kast's Nazi affiliation to allegations of abuses in Paine.