Kast wins Chile's presidential runoff

Chile just had a very important vote for president.

The winner is Jose Antonio Kast, who is from the far-right.

He beat Jeannette Jara, who is from the left.

Many people in Chile are worried about crime and want the country to be safer.

Kast says he will make the country more secure and bring order.

He has some strict plans to fight crime and control immigration.

Jara also wanted to fight crime but also promised to help people with social programs.

This was the first time everyone had to vote, and there were still some people who hadn't decided who to choose.

Kast's win is a big change for Chile, as it's the first time in a long time that a far-right candidate has won the presidency.

Some people are happy, and some people are worried because Kast has some very strict views on crime, immigration, and social issues.