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Weekly Report - 14 December 2017 (WR-17-49)
CHILE: Final debates provide few clues ahead of run-off
The two debates to have taken place ahead of the 17 December presidential run-off between former president Sebastián Piñera (2010-2014) of the right-wing coalition Chile Vamos and Alejandro Guillier of the ruling left-wing Nueva Mayoría shed little light ahead of the election, either in terms of influencing voters or providing clarification as to their policies. Piñera may have been the clear favourite ahead of the 19 November first round but the picture ahead of the run-off is far less clear.
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