Chile's Kast faces record-low approval amid constitutional accusation against minister
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Chilean President José Antonio Kast, from Rome, challenged the opposition to file its announced constitutional indictment against Justice Minister Fernando Rabat, reaffirming support and taking political responsibility for the tax-cut controversy. The opposition acknowledged receipt and dismissed the move as a 'mockery of Congress,' escalating a domestic political confrontation. The outcome of the indictment threat remains uncertain, but the episode signals heightened executive-legislative tension in Chile.
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