Gabriel Boric

Gabriel Boric Font is a Chilean politician serving as the president of Chile since 11 March 2022. He previously served two four-year terms as a deputy in the Chamber of Deputies.

Some of the key events about Gabriel Boric

2011
Led student protests demanding reforms in Chile's education system
2011
Participated in protests that disrupted classes at the University of Chile for seven months
2013
Elected to the Chamber of Deputies as an independent candidate
2014
Co-founded the political party Convergencia Social
2017
Re-elected to the Chamber of Deputies with the highest number of votes in the country
2018
Faced criticism for meeting with a former member of the Revolutionary Left Movement, a group involved in a 1991 assassination
2019
Played a key role in negotiating the agreement for a new constitution following widespread protests
2019
Signed a controversial agreement to hold a referendum on rewriting Chile's constitution, which some viewed as capitulating to violent protesters
2021
Won the presidential primary of the left-wing Apruebo Dignidad coalition
2021
Elected as the youngest president in Chile's history at age 35
2021
Proposed a controversial pension reform plan that was criticized for potentially destabilizing the economy
2022
Inaugurated as President of Chile, marking a shift towards progressive policies
2022
Appointed a cabinet with a majority of women, promoting gender equality in government
2022
Faced backlash for appointing a communist party member as minister of science
2022
Criticized for a perceived slow response to violent unrest in southern Chile
2022
Suffered a significant defeat when voters rejected the proposed new constitution he had championed
2023
Launched a national search plan for victims of the Pinochet dictatorship
2023
Faced criticism for a state visit to China amid human rights concerns
2023
Experienced a sharp decline in approval ratings, dropping to around 30%
2023
Faced allegations of corruption within his government, leading to cabinet reshuffles

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