Kast Warns from Hungary: Chile Governed by a ‘Woke’ President

At the Conservative Political Action Conference in Hungary, José Antonio Kast, a Chilean politician, delivered a scathing critique of the current state of affairs in his home country. Kast warned that Chile is being governed by a ‘woke’ President who is destroying the country’s economy, security, and social fabric.

A ‘Woke’ President and the Demise of Chile

Kast began his speech by drawing a stark contrast between the situation in Hungary and the reality in Chile. He stated, In Latin America, and especially in Chile, progressivism is ravaging and destroying our societies, condemning them to poverty, marginalization, and insecurity. He then went on to describe the Chilean President as a ‘woke’ leader who is more concerned with appearances than with governing effectively.

According to Kast, the Chilean President arrives late to work, leaves early, and even skips work on some days. He also criticized the President’s campaign promises to welcome all illegal immigrants, implement a feminist and environmentalist agenda, and increase taxes. Kast argued that these policies have led to a nightmare scenario for the people of Chile.

The Deteriorating Conditions in Chile

Kast painted a bleak picture of the current state of affairs in Chile. He stated that in this ‘feminist’ Chile, women can no longer go out after 6 pm because they risk being assaulted, raped, or killed. He also noted that female unemployment is on the rise due to the government’s economic policies.

Furthermore, Kast criticized the mediocre authorities in Chile, who celebrate a meager 0.2% economic growth, making the country one of the worst performers in Latin America. He argued that the government’s solutions, such as raising taxes, increasing the minimum wage, and reducing the workweek, are only exacerbating the crisis.

A Descent into Insecurity and Chaos

Kast also lamented the deterioration of public safety in Chile, which was once considered the safest country in Latin America. He stated that crime, dismemberment, and organized crime have quickly turned Chile into one of the most insecure countries in the region. Kast noted that homicides, violent crimes, and drug trafficking are on the rise, to the point where the elderly are writing letters to the newspaper, begging criminals not to beat them when they are robbed.

Conclusion

Kast’s speech painted a bleak picture of Chile’s current state, with a ‘woke’ President at the helm who is failing to address the country’s pressing economic, social, and security challenges. The former presidential candidate’s warnings from Hungary serve as a cautionary tale for those who believe that progressive policies can solve the complex problems facing nations like Chile.