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Ramo on the presidential race. >> reporter: polls showed it for weeks now it's confirmed. polar opposites in a crowded field of seven will advance to a runoff in chile's presidential election. the candidate of the hard right came out ahead in sunday's election with about 28% of the vote. but less than 50% needed to avoid a runoff. in his government plan, the 55-year-old attorney speaks about liberty, order, the rule of law, private property, and a free market economy. he's been compared to leaders like former u.s. leader donald trump and jair bolsonaro. he has proposed building a 3 meter ditch...

Right leads in the vote count. but he is well short of a majority. he will face leftist lawmaker and former protest leader gabriel boric in a runoff. have drawn comparisons to former-u.s. president donald trump. boric supports abortion rights and a welfare state model. well, venezuelan election officials say preliminary results show nicolas maduro's socialist party won the capital district and all but three of the 23 states. turnout was less than 42%. the vote was a setback for returning-opposition politicians. they had boycotted elections in 2018 and 2020. at least one person was shot and k...

Themselves out in the context of a new government, a new president, and of course, the main candidates tend to be people who really quite different from what we've been used to in chilean politics up until now. >> reporter: out of seven presidential hopefuls, two polar opposites stand out, unless one wins more than 50% of the vote on sunday, the two will advance to the second round to be held on december 19th. gabrielle is a candidate of the hard left who describes himself as a democrat. he supports abortion rights, champions a welfare state model, and leads a coalition that includes chile's c...

Write a new constitution that protests calmed down, but by then there had been tens of deaths. am by-product of these protests was a profound polarization and a sense of turmoil that set the current stage as chileans go to the polls sunday. >> what's at stake is how these things will sort themselves in the context of a new government, new president. and of course the main candidates tend to be people who really are really quite different from what we've been used to in chilean politics up to now. >> reporter: two polar opposites stand out unless one wins more than 50% of the vote on sunday, th...

We take it on ours. this summer put your family in an exceptionally engineered mercedes-benz now for an exceptional price during the summer event. but hurry, this offer ends july 31st. >> gretchen: did you know that a single mom is better off taking welfare than a job making $69,000 a year. and good morning to you, star. >> guest: good morning. >> gretchen: how is it that a single mother is better off on welfare than take a good job. >> guest: this is the problem with liberalism and welfare