Boric reunites with cabinet at Marcel book launch

Former President Gabriel Boric attended the launch of his ex-minister Mario Marcel’s book at the University of Chile on Thursday, where he reunited with several former collaborators from his administration.

Boric appeared at the Faculty of Economics of the University of Chile for the presentation of the book “La montaña rusa. Crónica de una crisis y cómo se superó”. Dressed in a light blue shirt and dark green jacket, the former president looked relaxed as he shared with former secretaries of state such as Carolina Tohá, Giorgio Boccardo, Antonia Orellana, Jessica López and Juan Carlos Muñoz.

Also participating in the event were former undersecretary Claudia Sanhueza, former chief of staff Matías Meza Lopehandía and former chief advisor Felipe Melo. The launch was moderated by dean José de Gregorio, with comments from Andrés Velasco and Alejandra Mustakis.

Marcel’s successor at the Treasury, Nicolás Grau, did not attend. This appearance comes days after Boric publicly criticized the embargoes on CAE debtors by the government of José Antonio Kast.

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President José Antonio Kast gathered former presidents at La Moneda on Thursday to mark 200 years of the Presidency of the Republic. Gabriel Boric and Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle attended with family members of Sebastián Piñera and Patricio Aylwin.

Former president Gabriel Boric raised the possibility of another presidential run during stops in Wales and London. His remarks, less than 100 days after leaving office, drew responses from Chile's Frente Amplio, center-left and right-wing politicians.

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Former President Gabriel Boric has held closed-door meetings with grassroots militants of the Frente Amplio as part of its ideological congress. These gatherings aim to define the party's principles, alliances, and opposition role after the electoral defeat. Other former officials like Giorgio Jackson and Javiera Toro also join random groups.

Nicolás Grau, former finance minister, has begun contacting centrist-right figures to present his arguments against a constitutional accusation scheduled for next Monday.

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