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This article proposes an analysis regarding Valparaiso’s college students movement between 2006 and 2016, and its relation with the emergence of a new left-wing in Chile. Research is based on qualitative methodology, from data collected through interviews to former college student leaders from the period mentioned before. From the above, this movement’s path of organization and struggles is examined, dating its outbreak in 2006, given the historical relevance of the high school student’s protests that took place that year. Also, the idea of a “new left-wing politic” is problematized, as are the characteristics adopted by it on the new chilean political cycle. The analysis is restrained to 2016, when this left-wing organizations started assuming positions of institutional representation.

El movimiento universitario de Valparaíso y el surgimiento de una nueva izquierda en Chile