Right-wing leaders from across Latin America will convene in Chile tomorrow for the Madrid Forum, aiming to strategize against the growing influence of leftist ideologies in the region. Chilean President José Antonio Kast and Argentinian President Javier Milei are confirmed attendees, signaling a united front. Representing Colombia will be Senator Enrique Gómez Martínez. The forum’s stated goal is to “stop the advance of the left,” indicating a concerted effort to challenge progressive movements gaining traction throughout Latin America. This meeting highlights the increasing polarization of the political landscape in the region. Details of the agenda and specific strategies to be discussed remain limited, but observers anticipate a focus on economic and social policies. The event is drawing attention as a significant moment for the Latin American right.