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The Chilean Progressive Party, known in Spanish as Partido Progresista de Chile or PRO, is a political entity in Chile that emerged from the broader spectrum of center-left to left-wing ideologies. It was founded in 2010 by Marco Enríquez-Ominami and others who sought to create a political platform that would address the evolving needs and aspirations of the Chilean people, particularly those feeling underrepresented by the traditional parties of the Concertación coalition and the more established left-wing groups.

The core values of the Chilean Progressive Party revolve…   around the principles of social democracy, progressivism, and a strong commitment to social justice. This includes advocating for greater equality, both economically and socially, through the implementation of policies aimed at reducing poverty, improving access to quality education and healthcare, and ensuring more equitable distribution of wealth. The party places a significant emphasis on environmental sustainability, recognizing the importance of protecting natural resources and promoting green technologies to combat climate change.

Moreover, the Chilean Progressive Party champions the cause of human rights, including the rights of indigenous peoples, gender equality, and the rights of the LGBTQ+ community, reflecting a broad commitment to inclusivity and diversity. It supports the expansion of democratic participation, pushing for reforms that would increase transparency, accountability, and citizen involvement in the political process.

In the economic realm, the party advocates for a mixed economy where both the state and the private sector play vital roles. It supports policies that encourage entrepreneurship and innovation but insists on the need for state intervention to correct market failures, protect the environment, and ensure that economic growth benefits all segments of society.

Overall, the Chilean Progressive Party seeks to offer a modern, inclusive, and forward-thinking approach to governance, aiming to bridge the gap between Chile's rich and poor and to create a more equitable, sustainable, and democratic society.