Corrupción y la reconfiguración política en Chile: las izquierdas se autonomizan del gran capital

Abstract

This investigation proposes that corruption scandals damage the center-left sectors with greater force, both around the world and in Latin America. However, the progressive electorate, when it has plural options in proportional electoral systems - like the new Chilean electoral system like the Colombian one - punishes the parties with the greatest link to corruption and rewards the self-employed of the big companies. In this way, it is postulated that the leftist electorate is more strict with its leaders in matters of corruption and manages to differentiate when the movements and parties have naturalized corruption.