Alejandra Zinni, rector of the National University of Quilmes, expressed that the recent cuts by Javier Milei's administration represent a serious blow to public universities, sparking protests including a nationwide strike and march.

The Association for Memory and Human Rights of Colonia Dignidad criticizes José Antonio Kast's government for not moving forward with the expropriation of the site, where torture and detainment took place during the dictatorship, highlighting severe human rights violations in an appeal to the United Nations.

The latest Criteria Survey reveals that a significant 51% of Chileans express little to no pride in their democracy, highlighting shifting perceptions of national identity during the Fiestas Patrias celebrations.

After learning about Guillermo Schmidt's story from El Ciudadano, Isaac Cisterna Castillo decided to share the story of his father, Manuel Enrique Cisterna Badilla. In conversation with our outlet, he reconstructs decades of family silence, questions the official narrative of suicide, and seeks to recover the memory of a man who, according to his testimony, refused to kill civilians during the dictatorship.

On June 22, María José Montesino, the head of the Fifth Notary Office in Coquimbo, implicated Senator Sergio Gahona in a testimony regarding a request for $1 million in campaign funding, as part of the ongoing Hermosilla case under investigation by the Public Ministry.

Attorney Luis Mariano Rendón has filed a complaint against José Antonio Kast with the Comptroller General, claiming he misrepresented homicide statistics in Chile, contending that homicides actually declined during Boric's presidency.

A memorial plaque commemorating the victims of human rights violations at Tobalaba Aerodrome was stolen shortly after its installation, prompting an outcry from the Aeródromo Tobalaba Memorial Group (AMAT), who vow to continue their fight for truth and justice.

The administration of José Antonio Kast has spent over $264 million on various purchases, including meats, metal pins, and desk flags, according to findings by Fast Check CL.

The administration led by José Antonio Kast has seen a significant turnover, with 49 officials departing from their roles in just six months, including the recent resignation of Coquimbo's Energy Secretary over academic qualifications.

In a thought-provoking discussion, Argentine lawyer Claudia Rocca asserts that Latin America is experiencing a neocolonial process, emphasizing the role of lawfare in judicial persecution, particularly in the case of Daniel Jadue, the former Recoleta mayor.