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Gabriel Borick was sworn in as Chile’s new president today.
The alumni leader took office after a landslide victory in December, and joined hands with an in-depth program of reforms in pensions, health and tax systems.
His coming to power is marked by several milestones: being the youngest president in Chile’s history (at the age of 36) and receiving the highest number of votes (4.6 million) at the time of election. .
In addition, she will lead a government with the largest number of female ministers in history: 14 ministries (out of a total of 24) will be headed by women.
One of the most eye-catching appointments IzKia ChicToday he became Chile’s first interior minister.
The 36-year-old doctor was the campaign manager for the president-elect, and gained prominence during epidemics when he was in charge of the Chilean Medical College.
Some pictures about this historic day.
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At 8:30 a.m., Gabriel Boric attended a citizen breakfast at the Presidential Palace in Cerro Castillo, located in Vina del Mar, with neighborhood leaders from the area.
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At 10:30 a.m., Gabriel Borick took the first official photo of the cabinet. Team with 14 women and 10 men.
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At noon, former Chilean President Sebastian Piera arrived at the National Congress for a change of command.
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President Gabriel Borick came to the National Congress with First Lady Irina Caramanos.
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At 12:30 pm, the President of the Chilean Senate, Alvaro Elizalde, hands over the Presidential Sari to the new President, Gabriel Borike.
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Current President Sebastian Pinera has congratulated the new President.
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Before leaving the National Congress, Gabriel Borick said, “Know that we are going to do everything we can to meet the challenge.
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Gabriel Boric with new Interior Minister Iskia Chichas.
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After the change of command, Borik greeted some on the streets of Valparaiso.
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Former Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff and Argentine President Alberto Fernandez attended the coup.
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