Overview
- The Anatel-televised faceoff featured sharp interruptions and stark contrasts on security, migration control and economic management just days before the second round.
- Jara said she would resign from the Communist Party if elected to place the presidency above party interests, and Kast said he would step aside from his party as well.
- Kast vowed not to regularize or register people who entered Chile illegally, saying they would be expelled and denied state benefits.
- On human rights, Kast left room to review or reduce penalties in some Pinochet-era cases, while Jara rejected any indults and pressed him by naming convicted figure Miguel Krassnoff.
- Jara closed her campaign with a rally in Santiago expressing confidence despite surveys putting Kast near 55–60%, as formal advertising ends and compulsory voting takes place on Dec. 14.