Chilean columnist Cristóbal Karle argues the Chilean left is avoiding critical self-assessment following the failure of the first Constitutional Convention. He contends some factions are falsely equating its defeat with the outcome of the second process to downplay their own shortcomings. Karle asserts these two processes are fundamentally different, highlighting that a new constitution was a core historical project specifically for the left. He believes attributing blame to opponents or the media is a misdirection, hindering genuine progress. Instead, Karle urges the left to critically examine its recent political strategy and acknowledge its role in the outcome. This self-reflection, he suggests, is crucial for the movement's future direction and success.