Leftist Gabriel Boric won Chile's presidential runoff election on Sunday, defeating far-right rival Jose Antonio Kast, who conceded defeat.
35-year-old Boric's victory represents a major revival for Chile's progressive left that has been on the rise since widespread protests roiled the Andean country two years ago.
However, the election results are viewed negatively by Chile's Jewish community due to Boric's outspoken anti-Zionist stance and rhetoric.
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