Centre of no attention: Chile’s presidential election

Ana Lánquez, The Economist's correspondent on Argentina and Chile, sheds light on the polarized political landscape of Chile's upcoming presidential runoff. She discusses the stark choices facing voters, the candidates' evolving platforms, and the lasting impact of Pinochet's legacy. On a different note, the conversation shifts to the challenges of electric vehicle adoption, focusing on the urgent need for charging infrastructure to overcome consumer doubts. It's a captivating blend of political analysis and discussions on sustainable innovation.