Democracy in Chile

Democracy in Chile is a political system where citizens participate in choosing their leaders and shaping government policies through free, fair elections. It allows people to express their opinions, vote on laws, and hold elected officials accountable. Chile transitioned to democracy after a period of dictatorship ending in 1990, establishing institutions like a parliament, constitution, and independent courts to ensure government power is balanced and responsive. This system aims to reflect the will of the people and protect individual freedoms, promoting political stability and active civic engagement within a structured legal framework.