Gabriel Boric vs Milo Djukanovic

As president of the University of Chile Student Federation, Boric co-led months-long nationwide protests demanding free, high-quality public education. The movement forced President Pinera to propose education reforms and made Boric a national political figure.

Boric was elected to the Chilean Chamber of Deputies representing the Magallanes Region as an independent leftist candidate. He was the youngest deputy at age 27 and quickly became a leading voice for progressive causes.

Boric won the 2021 Chilean presidential election runoff against Jos

In September 2022, Chilean voters overwhelmingly rejected the proposed new constitution drafted by a convention dominated by left-wing forces. The defeat was a major setback for Boric's reform agenda and forced him to moderate his government.

Djukanovic became Prime Minister of Montenegro at age 29, the youngest in Europe. He initially supported Slobodan Milosevic but later shifted to a pro-Western stance.

Djukanovic was elected President of Montenegro, serving until 2002. He pursued a policy of distancing from Serbia and moving toward EU integration.

Djukanovic, as Prime Minister, led the campaign for Montenegro's independence from Serbia. The referendum resulted in a narrow victory for independence, ending the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro.

Djukanovic's Democratic Party of Socialists lost the parliamentary elections to a coalition of opposition parties, ending his party's 30-year rule. He remained president but with reduced power.