David Landau on Chile's New Constitution Convention Process

The transcript discusses the constitutional process in Chile, comparing it to a Venezuelan style process. It highlights the multiparty agreement and amendments to the existing constitution, which were well-structured. The surprising election results affected the right's influence, leading to a campaign against the plebiscite. Despite expectations, the constitution may pass, but the lack of support from major political forces could impact its implementation. The importance of pluralism in constitution-making bodies is emphasized, with concerns about the long-term health of the constitution due to the right's weakened position.

Discuss the significance of including all major political forces in the constitution-making process.

What concerns were raised about the long-term health of the Constitution?