They don't represent hope, nor change, nor the future." On December 16, his economic advisor, Paul Fontaine, joined Piñera's runoff campaign. Nearly a week later another one of his economic advisors, Luis Eduardo Escobar, joined Frei's team. Finally, four days before the election Enríquez-Ominami held a press conference where he said he was going to vote for the "candidate of the 29%," meaning to vote for Frei, but maintaining his supporters were free to choose their own candidate. In the 2013 General Election, Enríquez-Ominami competed for the Presidency of Chile for the second time, while representing the Progressive Party. This time he secured third place obtaining only 10,98% of the votes. Enríquez-Ominami also run for the Presidency of Chile in the General Election of 2017. He gathered 5,71% of the vote and placed sixth among 9 candidates. Works Animales políticos. Dialogos filiales. Enríquez-Ominami, Marco; Ominami Pascual, Carlos. 2004. Further reading References External links Official campaign web site 1973 births Chilean adoptees Chilean film directors Candidates for President of Chile Chilean people of Basque descent Chilean people of German descent Chilean people of Scottish descent Chilean people of Bolivian descent Chilean people of French descent University of Chile alumni Living people Politicians from Santiago Socialist Party of Chile politicians Progressive Party (Chile) politicians Members of the Chamber of Deputies of Chile