A recent analysis suggests that both the left and right political factions in Chile are increasingly uniting against each other, rather than addressing internal divides. Following years of political crisis, protests, and failed constitutional efforts, these groups are prioritizing self-preservation and defending their own interests. This newfound cohesion, according to Cristóbal Karle, may stifle the emergence of new political alternatives within Chile. The author contends that focusing on opposition hinders progress towards resolving the fundamental issues that initially spurred social discontent in Chile. This dynamic leaves the underlying problems unaddressed, potentially prolonging political instability within the country. Ultimately, the entrenchment of existing political forces could impede meaningful change in Chile.