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Miércoles 21 enero de 2026 | 21:19
Periodista especializado en Cultura. Colaborador de Magazine en BioBioChile
Periodista especializado en Cultura. Colaborador de Magazine en BioBioChile
Chilean President Gabriel Boric announced a significant cabinet reshuffle on January 19, 2026, replacing six ministers in an effort to address declining approval ratings and refocus his administration’s agenda. The reshuffle comes amid growing public dissatisfaction with the government’s handling of crime, immigration, and the economy. President Boric’s approval rating stood at 31% as of January 15, 2026, according to a Cadem poll, the lowest of his presidency. The changes aim to inject new energy into the government and demonstrate a commitment to addressing these key concerns. The most notable changes include the replacement of the Ministers of Interior, Finance, Education, Public Works, and National Defense. In a televised address on January 19, 2026, President Boric stated, “This cabinet reshuffle is a necessary step to strengthen our government and better serve the Chilean people. We are committed to addressing the challenges facing our nation and delivering on our promises.” The reshuffle follows weeks of speculation and internal debate within the governing coalition, which includes the Socialist Party, the Democratic Revolution Party, and the Renewed Progressive Social Party. The changes are also seen as an attempt to broaden the government’s appeal and attract support from centrist and independent voters. According to a report by the Chilean newspaper La Tercera on January 20, 2026, the reshuffle was partially prompted by concerns within the coalition about the government’s ability to pass key legislation in Congress. Source: BioBioChileDetails of the Reshuffle
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