Chilean National Congress

The Chilean National Congress is the legislative branch of Chile's government, responsible for making and passing laws. It consists of two chambers: the Chamber of Deputies, representing the people, and the Senate, representing the regions. Members are elected by citizens through voting. The Congress debates, amends, and approves legislation, overseeing the executive branch, and ensuring laws align with the country's constitution. It plays a vital role in shaping national policies and defending democratic principles, functioning as a key institution for representing diverse interests and maintaining checks and balances within Chile's political system.