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SANTIAGO, Chile — Chile's President Gabriel Boric faces a deeply polarized country, rising crime and a divisive upcoming vote on a new constitution. But his life is like a dream while attending the Pan American Games in his country's capital. Boric drew loud applause at the National Stadium on Oct. 20 when he opened the 41-nation games. They have given him with both a respite from acrimonious politics and an easy way to generate positive publicity amid his deeply faltering popularity. A couple of days after Sunday's closing ceremony, the leftist president will receive the draft of a proposed constitution written by a council dominated by right-wing politicians
