¿Se puede gobernar evitando el conflicto y con fuego amigo? | SIN LLORAR

In this episode of Sin Llorar (Without Crying), Axel Callís and Juan Diego Montalva break down the week's political events in Chile, focusing on José Antonio Kast and his particular style of wielding power. They analyze the hypothesis that the president avoids confronting political problems directly, opting instead to postpone them or use his personal political capital as if it were an "infinite credit card" that never runs out, regardless of the mistakes he makes. We explore how the president seems to govern with a messianic idealism, summarized in phrases like "everything will be alright" or "God loves us," while the actual management of internal conflicts falls to figures in the "second tier" like Alejandro Irarrázaval. Furthermore, they discuss an unprecedented phenomenon: the current crises don't originate from the opposition, but from within the Republican coalition itself, revealing problems in key ministries such as Security, Finance, and Science. » theclinic.cl Twitter →   / thecliniccl   Instagram →   / theclinic_cl   TikTok →   / theclinic_cl   Facebook →   / thecliniccl