On August 21, Yasna Provoste, the President of the Chilean Senate, won her country’s center-left primaries. Securing 60 percent of the vote share, the Christian Democratic politician scored a resounding victory against opponents from the Socialist and Radical Parties. But while Provoste has managed to dominate the Unidad Constituyente (UC) primaries, her prospects in the general election are less promising.
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