How do you respond to the criticisms from the social movements, the feminist movement, and political and academic sectors, that this is an anti-democratic mechanism of the elites?

The president of the lower house, Vlado Milosevic of the Liberal Party, and, above all, members of Democratic Socialism, the centre-left coalition that supports Gabriel Boric, and the right wing say that it won’t be necessary to make changes to the agreement during the discussion in congress. Do you agree with this or do you believe that there is an opportunity to perfect what is said to be imperfect?

What are the challenges and objectives for progressive and left-wing sectors in the face of all that is to come with this constitutional process?

Next year will be largely consumed by the new constitutional process, but there are also strong social demands on issues such as the rising cost of living, crime, tax and pension reforms. What should be prioritised? What role do you assign to the streets, the social movements and the government?