Chilean politics

Chilean politics is characterized by a democratic system established after the end of Augusto Pinochet's military dictatorship in 1990. It features a multi-party system, with major parties on both the left and the right. In recent years, social movements have pushed for reforms in education, pensions, and inequality, culminating in a constitutional process initiated to address these issues. In 2021, Chileans elected representatives to draft a new constitution aimed at reflecting diverse citizen interests. The political landscape continues to evolve, balancing traditional parties with emerging voices advocating for significant change.