La crisis de las derechas tradicionales: Hugo Jofré compara Chile, Perú y Colombia

Keiko Fujimori's narrow victory in Peru opens a new chapter of political tension in the region: a divided country, pressure for swift results on security, and the challenge of governing with limited legitimacy. In a conversation with Mirna Schindler on Al Pan Pan, Hugo Jofré, a researcher at the Instituto Libertad, analyzes the new Latin American political cycle through three case studies: Peru, Colombia, and Chile. From the economic moderation Fujimori is attempting to project to the rise of Abelardo de la Espriella in Colombia, Jofré argues that the region is experiencing a moment marked by more hardline right-wing leadership, outsiders, and hardline rhetoric. The conversation also focuses on Chile: the constitutional accusation against former minister Nicolás Grau, the role of minister Jorge Quiroz, the tensions between Republicans, Libertarians, and Chile Vamos, and the Republican Party's difficulty in transitioning from opposition to governing. An interview about the decline of traditional parties, the politics of anger, security as an electoral issue, and the region's central dilemma: winning elections no longer guarantees the ability to govern. Timestamps / Chapters 00:00 Opening of Al Pan Pan 00:17 Peru divided after Keiko Fujimori's narrow victory 01:23 Hugo Jofré: Peru's recent history and narrow victories 02:40 The keys to Fujimori's triumph: party, moderation, and economic signals 04:11 Growth, low inflation, and informality: the tension between macroeconomics and daily life 06:34 Security, extortion, and the promise of a hardline approach in Peru 07:12 The first 100 days and the limited window to show results 08:20 Colombia and the rise of a more radical right wing 08:45 From Bolsonaro to De la Espriella: the new cycle of right-wing leadership 10:38 De la Espriella's rhetoric and the Bukele model 11:29 Rule of law, reelection, and institutions in Latin America 14:10 Colombia, Petro, and the electoral weight of the left 15:11 Incumbents versus challengers: why governing is so difficult 16:58 Chile: constitutional accusation and tensions within the right wing 17:37 The politics of the wedge and the erosion of agreements 19:18 Chile Vamos, UDI, and the risk of being subsumed by the hard right 20:05 The rejection of the accusation and the dispute for opposition hegemony 21:45 Republican Party: from opposition to the cost of governing 22:57 Terminal crisis or adverse situation for the traditional right? 23:37 The challenge for RN, UDI, and Evópoli: redefining their platform and electorate Follow us on our social media and at https://www.elmostrador.cl/ Instagram:   / el_mostrador   Twitter:   / elmostrador   Facebook:   / elmostrador   TikTok:   / el_mostrador   #elmostrador #politics #opinion #news #currentaffairs #urgent