Podcast appearances and mentions of jose antonio kast

How much is historical revisionism in South America's southern cone responsible for a rise in the far-right in Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Uruguay? What does this mean for the largely prevailing consensus on the brutality and the indefensible and egregious human rights violations perpetrated by the dictatorships in the 1970s and 1980s? Can we point to an amnesia of these periods which has contributed to a democratic backsliding in the region? Where do President Javier Milei, former president Jair Bolsonaro, Chilean politician Jose Antonio Kast, and others, fit into this? In this episode of the LatinNews podcast we look at this theme and hear from Scott Mainwaring, the Eugene P. and Helen Conley Professor of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame who specialises in political parties, democratic and authoritarian regimes and political institutions in Latin America. Follow LatinNews for analysis on economic, political, and security developments in Latin America & the Caribbean. Twitter: @latinnewslondon LinkedIn: Latin American Newsletters Facebook: @latinnews1967 For more insightful, expert-led analysis on Latin America's political and economic landscape, read our reports for free with a 14-day trial. Get full access to our entire portfolio.

Hace menos de 10 años, el prolífico (en cuanto a hijos al menos) Jose Antonio Kast, abandonó la UDI porque parece que era ya casi un partido de izquierda, y al hombre le gusta la derecha, bien a la derecha. Muchos pensaron que sería una travesía en el desierto sin destino alguno. Pasaron los años, las elecciones, y una pandemia y hasta un estallido social, pero el nunca capituló. Hoy es el nuevo Padrino de la política chilena. Le tocará demostrar si tiene la capacidad de administrar tanto éxito con sus minions constitucionales.

Hace menos de 10 años, el prolífico (en cuanto a hijos al menos) Jose Antonio Kast, abandonó la UDI porque parece que era ya casi un partido de izquierda, y al hombre le gusta la derecha, bien a la derecha. Muchos pensaron que sería una travesía en el desierto sin destino alguno. Pasaron los años, las elecciones, y una pandemia y hasta un estallido social, pero el nunca capituló. Hoy es el nuevo Padrino de la política chilena. Le tocará demostrar si tiene la capacidad de administrar tanto éxito con sus minions constitucionales.

Análisis Con Alexis Ortiz. Eps #27 Chile, país suramericano, que recién el 21 de noviembre de 2021 tuvo sus elecciones presidenciales y ganaron los extremos. En la derecha, Jose Antonio Kast. En la izquierda, Gabriel Boric, consolidado como presidente electo con el mayor número de votos recibidos por un candidato presidencial en la historia del país. Con este resultado nos preguntamos: ¿Se acabó Chile como modelo de estabilidad política y económica? ¿Es casualidad que en Chile haya pasado lo mismo que en Perú, donde también ganaron en la primera vuelta los candidatos de extrema derecha y extrema izquierda, o estamos ante una nueva tendencia del triunfo de los extremos en todas partes?. Estamos hablando acaso de una posible Chile ¿rumbo a un suicidio político? @alexisortizbravo  @nmmiamiradio #chile  #gabrielboric  #presidentechile Recording, Mix & Mastering Engineer: Jesús Carreño. Voice Over: Jessika C. Podcast recorded at: Nmmiami Studio. nmmiami.com @nmmiamiradio Para más información: anexostudio@gmail.com / nmmiamiradioonline@gmail.com Doral, FL 33166

This week's episode looks back at the results from Chile's presidential election and assesses one of the bigger issues of 2021 in climate change. Gabriel Boric has pulled off a big left-wing victory against Jose Antonio Kast in the second round of the Chilean presidential election, but does the divided Congress mean that he will face a tricky road in passing his desired legislative programme? Why did the left-wing energy of the Constitutional Convention elections reappear in this second round after failing to materialise in the first? Was the increased turnout a big reason for the Boric victory? The episode also takes a deeper dive into one of the biggest political themes of 2021 – climate change. In the year of COP26 in Glasgow, climate change and policies to combat it has been a theme at the ballot box and on political campaigns, but was it a clincher at the ballot box? Sam and Chern look at whether 2021 was a big year for climate politics or whether it was significantly less important than other issues like the pandemic and the economy. Was COP26 a success? Will climate activists be happy with climate consciousness, or is there still more political work to do? And is climate destined to be a larger issue in 2022 and beyond? All these questions and more answered in this week's episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ballot-to-talk-about/message

Suzi talks to Pablo Abufom in Chile about Gabriel Boric's impressive landslide victory in the second round of Chile's Presidential election held December 19. Boric, a 35 year old former student leader from the Apruebo Dignidad (I Approve Dignity) coalition, decisively defeated the first round winner, Jose Antonio Kast, the ultra-right admirer of Pinochet's dictatorship whose campaign stoked fear and demonized migrants as narco-trafficking terrorists, opposed women's rights, same sex marriage and promised repression. Pablo Abufom Silva discusses Boric's politics and the immense challenges he faces in making the changes his campaign has promised in a divided country and a divided parliament, reeling from an economic downturn exacerbated by the pandemic. Boric is a moderate leftist representative of the anti-neoliberal popular movement that exploded on the streets in October 2019 and won the right to scrap Pinochet's constitution and elect constituents to draft a new one. The structural reforms Boric championed include tax reform, de-privatizing pensions, taking on police brutality and human rights violations, urgent action on climate change, fighting for gender equity, the empowerment of women and indigenous peoples. Hundreds of thousands flocked to the streets to celebrate Boric's victory as their own. Pablo describes the relief and joy of their triumph: they defeated Pinochetism and can now continue the cycle of transformations that prompted the popular revolt of October 2019. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Full team this week to chat about Sunday's historic election in Chile that saw former Student Organizer Gabriel Boric defeat Nazi progeny and Pinochet fanboy Jose Antonio Kast. We break down the results themselves but more importantly how Chile got here and where they (need to) go from here. We talk about what this represents for not only Chile, but for the region and hemisphere. If you enjoy what we do consider showing your solidarity at patreon.com/macheteymate. Not only will you be supporting us but you'll get access to our After Dark episodes, our book club, and the discord community. Also, don't forget to follow us on all the socials. #HastaLaVictoria

Leftist candidate Gabriel Boric has won ​​Chile's presidential election, becoming the country's youngest leader at 35 years old and leading a coalition that openly includes communists. Is Chile headed for political and economic fallout? Steve Forbes on possible turbulence ahead and on what we should learn from the recent election of a hardcore leftist as Chile's next president.Steve Forbes shares his What's Ahead Spotlights each Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.

On Sunday 19 December 2021, Chilean people elected the youngest president in the history of the country. Mr Gabriel Boric was elected president with nearly 56 per cent of the vote compared to 44 per cent for ultra-conservative Jose Antonio Kast, who conceded even before the final result was known. Roland Bidjamov looks at the elections and talks about the significance of this win and what does it mean to the  Chilean people and the west.

#智利大選 拉丁美洲近期的新聞非常多，從今夏海地總統摩伊士被刺，到尼加拉瓜乃至宏都拉斯的總統選舉，緊接著12/19的智利大選，智利之所以值得關注的地方在於其為拉丁美洲的富裕之國，貧富差距卻相當嚴重，這次選舉結果，35歲左派國會議員柏瑞克（Gabriel Boric）以55%比44%的選票，擊敗55歲極右派候選人卡斯特（Jose Antonio Kast）當選總統… #美國內政 12/19美國西維吉尼亞州選出的聯邦參議員曼欽（Joe Manchin）在接受福斯電視台訪問時投下震撼彈，表示不會支持拜登總統社會安全網架構的預算。此消息一出，白宮第一時間指責曼欽… #俄羅斯外交 12/17俄羅斯提出兩文件與西方進行談判，最主要還是烏克蘭問題，西方國家認為，俄羅斯駐大批軍隊於俄烏邊界，貌似隨時準備揮軍西進，因此透過各種外交妥協與俄羅斯談判，希望能夠降低烏克蘭情勢的緊張… Himalaya：www.himalaya.com/drliu 劉必榮教授和風談判學院：negotiation.eletang.com.tw

#智利大選 拉丁美洲近期的新聞非常多，從今夏海地總統摩伊士被刺，到尼加拉瓜乃至宏都拉斯的總統選舉，緊接著12/19的智利大選，智利之所以值得關注的地方在於其為拉丁美洲的富裕之國，貧富差距卻相當嚴重，這次選舉結果，35歲左派國會議員柏瑞克（Gabriel Boric）以55%比44%的選票，擊敗55歲極右派候選人卡斯特（Jose Antonio Kast）當選總統… #美國內政 12/19美國西維吉尼亞州選出的聯邦參議員曼欽（Joe Manchin）在接受福斯電視台訪問時投下震撼彈，表示不會支持拜登總統社會安全網架構的預算。此消息一出，白宮第一時間指責曼欽… #俄羅斯外交 12/17俄羅斯提出兩文件與西方進行談判，最主要還是烏克蘭問題，西方國家認為，俄羅斯駐大批軍隊於俄烏邊界，貌似隨時準備揮軍西進，因此透過各種外交妥協與俄羅斯談判，希望能夠降低烏克蘭情勢的緊張… Himalaya：www.himalaya.com/drliu 劉必榮教授和風談判學院：negotiation.eletang.com.tw

Leftist Gabriel Boric was elected president of Chile on Sunday by a larger-than-expected margin, giving him a mandate to push for higher taxes, greener industries and greater equality after a contest focused on discontent over an investor-friendly economy that has left many behind. The former student protest leader won 56% of the vote, beating conservative rival Jose Antonio Kast's 44%. The victory is likely to spook markets that fear interventionist policies.

Tipo de cambio abre en $878,0 (bordeando el máximo histórico de marzo de 2020 en $880), tras saltar $40 respecto al cierre del viernes para posteriormente transar bajo $870. Ayer Gabriel Boric logró una contundente victoria en las elecciones presidenciales, convirtiéndose en el presidente electo con mayor votación histórica. Las elecciones alcanzaron un alto nivel de participación (55,6% vs 47,3% en primera vuelta), con Gabriel Boric logrando un 55,87% de las preferencias y Jose Antonio Kast un 44,13%.

*) Death toll in Philippines typhoon tops 200 We begin in the Philippines, where the death toll from the strongest typhoon to hit the country this year has surged to 208. At least 239 people were injured and 52 were missing after Typhoon Rai ravaged the southern and central regions of the archipelago. More than 300,000 people fled their homes and beachfront resorts as Rai slammed into the country on Thursday as a super typhoon. *) Gabriel Boric wins Chile's presidential election Leftist Gabriel Boric has been elected Chile's next president after a bruising campaign against a free-market firebrand. With 68 percent of the total polling stations, Boric had 55 percent of the votes compared with 45 percent for his opponent, lawmaker Jose Antonio Kast. Kast recognised defeat and called his opponent to congratulate him on his "grand triumph" as supporters of Boric gathered in downtown Santiago to celebrate. *) Hong Kong sees the lowest turnout in three decades A record low turnout has been registered in Hong Kong's legislative council election, the first since China introduced a national security law. Just over 30 percent of voters took part in the 'patriots' only election' in which China decided the eligibility of every candidate. Hong Kong officials say the candidate vetting process by Beijing was needed in order to ensure stability but critics say it has weakened democracy in the city. *) Hundreds of thousands march to Sudan presidential palace in protest against coup Hundreds of thousands of people marched to the presidential palace in Sudan's capital Khartoum in protest against the October 25 military coup but were met with tear gas and stun grenades from security forces. ​​There are reports one person was killed and more than 100 injured, but there is no official confirmation. Demonstrators said they're rejecting the agreement that allowed Abdalla Hamdok to be reinstated as prime minister. *) WTA says Peng Shuai appearance does not address its concerns The Women's Tennis Association said an appearance of Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai did not address its concerns about her wellbeing. Peng said that she had never accused anyone of sexually assaulting her and that a social media post she had made early last month had been misunderstood. The WTA said it was still not convinced of Peng's wellbeing, calling for a “fair and transparent investigation” into her allegation.

In this segment of By Any Means Necessary, Sean and Jacquie are joined by Ari Paul, Contributing Writer to Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting to discuss media coverage of the upcoming presidential election in Chile and its misleading representation of the two candidates as equally dangerous for Chile, Jose Antonio Kast's desire to return to the repression of the government of Augusto Pinochet, and the corporate media's long legacy of slanted coverage of Latin American countries and leaders who dare to stand up to exploitation.

In this episode of By Any Means Necessary, hosts Sean Blackmon and Jacquie Luqman are joined by David Swanson, activist, journalist, radio host, Executive Director of World Beyond War and author of the new book “Leaving World War II Behind” to discuss the recently revealed “Talon Anvil” unit which is responsible for killing of civilians in Syria beyond what was already allowed by the military, politicians spreading the mythology of drone warfare as a more precise means of warfare to sanitize the image of war, and the US government's hypocrisy in presenting itself as a champion of human rights and democracy while killing civilians, attempting to extradite Julian Assange, and more.In the second segment, Sean and Jacquie are joined by Ari Paul, Contributing Writer to Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting to discuss media coverage of the upcoming presidential election in Chile and its misleading representation of the two candidates as equally dangerous for Chile, Jose Antonio Kast's desire to return to the repression of the government of Augusto Pinochet, and the corporate media's long legacy of slanted coverage of Latin American countries and leaders who dare to stand up to exploitation.In the third segment, Sean and Jacquie are joined by John Kiriakou, Sputnik News correspondent to discuss the uncovering sex crimes committed by employees of the CIA and the Department of Justice's inaction in charging employees with crimes, the CIA's history of covering up such crimes and stopping accountability for victims, how the coverup is a defensive maneuver from the CIA to prevent other potential crimes from coming out through the judicial process, and the highly sexualized environment of the CIA.Later in the show, Sean and Jacquie discuss the trauma that the capitalist system inflicts on all of us and the need for a revolutionary vision and movement to create a new world, the potential of the upcoming film “Spider-Man: No Way Home” and other films, and what might come in the upcoming Black Panther film.

Siccome il 19 dicembre ci sarà il secondo turno delle elezioni presidenziali cilene tra Gabriel Boric e Jose Antonio Kast abbiamo deciso di parlare della storia politica recente (e non solo) del paese sudamericano. Ne abbiamo discusso con Camilla Roveri, Laureata in relazioni internazionali, esperta di Cile e Ludovico Manzoni, ha vissuto in Cile nel 2018, scrive di Esteri per l'Huffington Post e il giornale della CGIL

A critical election will soon take place in Chile that will have a big impact on the future of Latin America. Will socialism or free markets prevail? Steve Forbes on the stark contrast between Chile's two presidential candidates and the potential outcomes if the election results flip Chile to the far left.Steve Forbes shares his What's Ahead Spotlights each Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.

El escenario electoral sigue marcando la agenda de estos días, pero sin olvidar que hay una Convención Constitucional en pleno desarrollo. La SuperCiudadana Claudia Heiss, periodista y experta en ciencias políticas, señala que el principal riesgo para la nueva Constitución es el avance eventual de Jose Antonio Kast "que tiene sus credenciales democráticas cuestionadas" y que existe una derecha distinta que ha vivido las presiones de declararse lejos del pensamiento del candidato. Claudia toma minutos para reflexionar sobre la importancia de los medios en el debate público, de la idea de libertad, de la participación, del abstencionismo, del fascismo, de los DD.HH. y de una escena general que mira con optimismo.

This week's episode looks at the major parties and players who took part in the first round of the Chilean presidential election last week and their legislative elections. Gabriel Boric and Jose Antonio Kast will be going head to head in December in the presidential run-off, as the two traditional left and right blocs, including the party of incumbent President Sebastian Pinera, fall behind and fail to make the final two – this week's discussion assesses the changing political landscape in Chile and what the run-off might look like in a month's time. As the campaign recommences ahead of the presidential second round, Sam and Chern take a look at the political scene in Chile and why the population may have turned to the far-right and far-left in the search for solutions to their economic and political problems. Why did the New Social Pact fail to capitalise on Pinera and the governing coalition's litany of problems? What provoked the rise of Kast and the far-right so suddenly throughout this campaign? Is Garbiel Boric or Jose Antonio Kast better positioned to pick up the voters of the more moderate groupings in the second round? What has been the impact of the Pinochet legacy on this campaign? All these questions and more answered in this week's podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ballot-to-talk-about/message

*) Several killed after SUV plows into Christmas parade in Wisconsin At least 5 people died and more than 40 others were injured in the US state of Wisconsin after a vehicle drove into a busy Christmas parade in Waukesha. US authorities confirmed the deaths in a statement. Police said the numbers could change as many people transported themselves to hospitals. A person of interest was in custody but no details have been given on a possible motive. *) European cities hit with wave of protests against renewed Covid curbs A fresh wave of protests has broken out in several European cities and in some French overseas territories over coronavirus restrictions. Police and protesters clashed in the Belgian capital Brussels, several Dutch and Austrian cities, and in the French Caribbean territory Guadeloupe. Europe is battling another wave of infections and several countries have tightened curbs despite high levels of vaccination, especially in the west of the continent. *) Protests in Sudan continue despite deal reached by military, civilian leaders A political agreement has been signed in Sudan which will see Abdalla Hamdok reinstated as prime minister following October's military coup. Top general Abdel Fattah al Burhan signed the agreement on Sunday which guarantees a return to transitional civilian rule and the release of all political prisoners. But many aren't convinced the agreement represents the demands of the Sudanese people, as anti-coup protests continue across the country. *) Chile heads towards polarising presidential runoff Chile's far-right former congressman is on track to win the first-round in the country's presidential election Early results show Jose Antonio Kast in the lead followed closely by leftist lawmaker Gabriel Boric. The pair will likely face-off in a run-off election next month. Sunday's vote will not only determine the president, but also members of congress and regional councils. The vote comes after years of tense protests, with Chileans demanding better living standards. And finally... *) Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai tells IOC she is 'safe and well' The International Olympic Committee says Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai told its president that she is safe and well, during a video call on Sunday. Peng told Thomas Bach that she was at her home in Beijing, and asked that her privacy be respected. Peng had not been seen or heard from since she accused the country's former vice-premier Zhang Gaoli of sexually assaulting her — prompting global concerns over her safety.

No podcast ‘Notícia No Seu Tempo', confira em áudio as principais notícias da edição impressa do jornal ‘O Estado de S. Paulo' desta segunda-feira (22/11/21): As perspectivas para a economia brasileira em 2022 são desanimadoras. De acordo com um levantamento realizado pelo Estadão/Broadcast, o Brasil terá o pior desempenho entre os principais países emergentes. As previsões de cinco grandes bancos e consultorias apontam um crescimento do PIB de 0,8% a 1,9%. Já o FMI prevê um avanço de 1,5%, contra uma média de 5,1% dos emergentes.  E mais: Metrópole: Apesar das críticas de Bolsonaro, Enem trata de gênero e luta de classes Política: PSDB suspende prévias por falha em aplicativo e amplia crise Economia: Pesquisa aponta Barueri (SP) como cidade mais competitiva Internacional: Ultradireita e esquerda farão 2º turno para presidente do Chile See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Desde el inicio de las protestas en Chile, el panorama de un cambio social se veía legitimado. Sin embargo, tras las últimas encuestas presidenciales, el candidato de ultra-derecha Jose Antonio Kast, se alza entre los primeros lugares ¿El proceso de la asamblea constituyente corre peligro en Chile? En este capítulo, conversamos con los amigos de @CerroalaIzquierda para resolver nuestras dudas.

En este episodio se cubren los temas de la importancia de las noticias alternas en America Latina, una nueva colaboracion de la NASA con los gobiernos de Chile y Argentina, la figura del ultraderechista chileno Jose Antonio Kast y un comentario de la pelicula española ¨Hasta que la boda nos separe¨.

El 25 de octubre de 2020 se decidió a través de un referéndum la creación de una nueva constitución en Chile. Ya en su momento desde este programa mostramos nuestra preocupación, las constituciones son fruto del momento histórico en el que se pactan, se necesitan líderes a la altura y con visión, y estamos en una época de polarización y fractura. Lo que complica las cosas. Pues bien, El 10 y 11 de abril de este año se celebrará la elección de la Convención Constitucional, que es el órgano encargado de redactar la nueva constitución. Para ello, hemos tenido la suerte de contar con Macarena Bravo y el profesor Cristóbal Orrego que se presentan como candidatos. Debido a las complicaciones por la pandemia, esta semana se está discutiendo un proyecto de ley para que las elecciones sean en el mes de mayo, el 15 y 16. Parece bastante evidente que se aplazarán hasta entonces, a pesar de que no es oficial todavía. Nos relatan los riesgos y las oportunidades de la nueva Constitución, hablamos del sistema electoral que ha introducido un elemento innovador de paridad de género, donde un candidato a pesar de ser más votado se puede quedar fuera para igualar el número de hombres y mujeres. La Constitución crea las reglas del juego. Se ha de recordar que la Democracia no es solo la regla de la mayoría, sino que implica respeto a minorías, reglas especiales para aprobar la reforma constitucional con mayorías cualificadas, o la existencia de contrapoderes. Sin estos elementos, la democracia degenera en autocracia. Vamos, dicho a brocha gorda, en una dictadura. Chile está en un confinamiento total y la pandemia también pone en riesgo la celebración de las elecciones. El presidente del partido republicano, Jose Antonio Kast, durante la conversación estaba ingresado por covid, y actualmente ya le han dado el alta del hospital. En esta ocasión no tengo la suerte de contar con la compañía de Jaime y Joaquín, no se puede tener todo siempre en la vida. Se acerca un momento histórico para Chile donde las decisiones que se tomen condicionarán en gran medida el futuro del país. Sírvanse un buen café caliente y escuchen con atención porque las similitudes entre Chile y España son muchas. ¡Agradecemos a nuestras primeras patreon, Cristina, Andrea y Nunna! ¡También a Ignacio Rubí por el mecenazgo de Ivoox! Esta nueva entrega es posible gracias a los colaboradores de Patreon, Ivoox y Paypal. Contribuye al pensamiento crítico, forma parte de viejo café: https://www.patreon.com/viejocafe https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-viejo-cafe_sq_f1659376_1.html https://www.paypal.me/viejocafe Si desean seguirnos: Twitter: @RealViejoCafe Youtube: https://youtu.be/gBvmzmWIWDk Luis Gaspar: @LuisGasRod Jaime Pérez: @ProtesilaoII

En una nueva edición de Página 13, Iván Valenzuela y Kike Mujica conversaron con Natalia González y Patricio Fernández, quienes abordaron las reuniones de los partidos de Chile Vamos para definir si pactarán con el Partido Republicano, dirigido por José Antonio Kast, para formar una lista única de candidatos a la Convención Constitucional, a menos de una semana del cierre del plazo de inscripción, que vence el próximo lunes 11 de enero.