RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The right-wing landslide in the regional elections held yesterday, Sunday, in Chile, in which it only won one of the 16 governorships in the country, represents a new blow for the Chilean president, Sebastián Piñera, who will have to deal with the last months of his mandate with a strengthened opposition in the regions.
The center-left, which had been losing support for years, especially after its defeat in the 2017 presidential elections, was the big winner of the elections by winning 10 regions, including the Metropolitan region, where the capital, Santiago, is . . .
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