Cristián Labbé Martínez

Political career Labbé was elected to the Chamber of Deputies in the 2021 Chilean general election, representing District 8 in the Santiago Metropolitan Region, which includes communes such as Maipú and Estación Central. His campaign emphasized public security, respect for institutions, and support for police and armed forces, placing him squarely in the conservative, law-and-order wing of the Chilean right.

During his early years in Congress, he focused on legislation aimed at combating organized crime, strengthening the legal protection of security personnel, and restricting the symbolic rehabilitation of political violence. He also took public positions against what he described as the cultural influence of «victimhood narratives» and «ideological indoctrination» in public education.

Since 2025 Labbé has embraced conservative-libertarian identity, consolidating his long-standing emphasis on order and patriotism with a stronger commitment to individual liberty, free markets, and minimal state intervention. Drawing on thinkers like Friedrich Hayek and Ayn Rand, he views civic order as the natural consequence of individual freedoms safeguarded by robust security institutions and a firm defense of private property.

Aligned with this vision, Labbé has expressed support for Congressman Johannes Kaiser and the National Libertarian Party, viewing them as vehicles for defending «liberty» against both left-wing and right-wing statism. He distances himself from traditional party structures like the UDI, favoring programmatic alliances rooted in individual and national sovereignty.

In April 2026, he resigned from the National Libertarian Party due to differences with the party's president Johannes Kaiser.