president gabriel boric, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. it's an honour to be here with you and on bbc. well, we are delighted to have you as a guest. now, you're here at the eu headquarters for a summit meeting which involves most, if not all, of latin america's leaders. many of those leaders right now are self—described socialists. you also are a leftist, a socialist. but it seems to me there are many ways in which you are somewhat different. would you agree? well, i'm younger! they laugh you'redefinitely younger! but that's not a good thing in itself. we have differences. but first of all, i want to say that i feel really part of latin america and i think that chile should project itself from latin america and not only look away from a region. so i'm really proud of our common history and ourcommon ground. one of the things that we have had some differences is that i strongly believe that there are some advances that we have achieved as humanity that cannot be questioned. and it doesn't matter who is in government — we have to stand up f

my guest today is gabriel boric. he's the president of chile. he's young.

my guest today is gabriel boric. he's the president of chile. he's young.t right now, he's running into big trouble back home. has his political bubble burst?