Chile’s new president faces big challenges at home and abroad
Source: Washington Examiner · Bias: Center Right
Summary
Decades after a 1973 bombing which left its walls in ruins and led President Salvador Allende to take his own life, the Palacio de La Moneda — Chile’s neoclassical presidential palace at the heart of Santiago — is once again becoming a private residence. Breaking nearly seventy years of precedent, newly elected president Jose Antonio […]
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