Max Colodro

Max Colodro Riesenberg is a Chilean sociologist and scholar dedicated to political analysis. He has been pundit in media outlets like Radio Agricultura, El Líbero, Canal 13, La Tercera, among others.

A former communist, Colodro has stood out for holding an independent centre-left liberal stance. Nevertheless, since 2017, he has also endorsed some centre-right political forces.

Colodro has stood out as an analyst for his critical and independent perspective, shaped by his personal background and interdisciplinary training in politics, philosophy, and communication. His practical and academic experience has enabled him to provide deep analyses of Chilean political realities.

Early life Son from the first marriage of economist and businessman Marco Colodro (currently married to psychoanalyst Susan Mailer, daughter of the late American writer Norman Mailer) and economist Nora Riesenberg, Max spent his early years in Paris, where his parents pursued their doctorates.

Upon returning to Chile during the Popular Unity, his father joined the Central Bank as vice president and his mother worked at the General Secretariat of Distribution alongside General Alberto Bachelet. which was precisely rejected months later in September.