Chilean President elect Jose Antonio Castell was sworn in on the 11th, beginning a four-year term. The presidential handover ceremony was held on the same day at the National Assembly in Valparaiso, the second largest city in Chile. Castell handed over the presidential ribbon and the Oigin emblem, symbolizing presidential power, to outgoing President Boric. At the ceremony, a new cabinet member was also appointed. Argentine President Millet, Ecuadorian President Noroa, Bolivian President Paz, Spanish King Felipe VI and other heads of state attended the ceremony. In the second round of the Chilean presidential election held on December 14th last year, Castell won as the Republican candidate with 58.17% of the vote. He campaigned with the slogan 'Power of Change' in the election, promising to promote economic growth by reducing state intervention, cutting public spending, and corporate tax burdens; In the election manifesto, the policy focus is placed on public safety, advocating for improving social order through the construction of high security prisons, increasing penalties for criminal groups, and strengthening control over undocumented immigrants. (New Society)