Experts say that blank or protest votes could determine the outcome of the Chilean elections.ormer minister under Pedro Castillo, who is accused of a failed coup attempt.

On December 14, the presidential runoff in Chile will reiterate two completely different perspectives on the country. This appears to be a trend in the region, reflecting the erosion of support for both left- and right-wing governments. Chile offers another example. Gilberto Aranda, an academic at the University of Chile and an international analyst, and Guillermo Holzmann, a university professor and political analyst at the University of Valparaíso, spoke with Fernando del Rincón on the program "Conclusiones" about the potential impact of protest votes on the upcoming elections.