“…Initially the CONFECH was represented by center‐left leaders with ties to the Communist Youth, Camila Vallejo, Camilo Ballesteros, Karol Cariola, and the New University Action ( Nueva Acción Universitaria , NAU), Giorgio Jackson, who were disposed to make alliances with dissenting groups within the Concertación . They were challenged by more anti‐system groups, including Boric's, on the autonomous left referred to in the media as the “ultras.” What is important for our purposes is that while the two groups disagreed on strategies and tactics, they shared a vision of Chile's neoliberal reality and the necessary transformations (Avendaño , 58).…”