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Gatica became a national symbol during the 2019 Chilean social uprising after losing his eyesight as a result of police shotgun pellets. His case gained international attention and positioned him as a prominent human rights figure.
He graduated as a psychologist and continued to engage in activism for victims of state violence,disability rights,and institutional reform.
Political career
In 2025,Gatica announced his candidacy for the Chamber of Deputies representing the 8th District. His campaign focused on human rights,police reform,public health,and social inclusion.[2]
He was elected in the 2025 parliamentary election and is part of the new progressive bloc within the National Congress.
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