As the President attempts to link the large protests to drug-related groups, the Bolivian people are organizing and alerting the international community to the regime's human rights violations.

In a public declaration, students cautioned that in the current context, "it is not enough to oppose the current atrocity. It is necessary to raise a social project capable of confronting and overcoming it," stressing that "that project is built collectively or it will not be built at all."

In response to questions about whether he had met with Mundaca, Poduje stated, "Generally, it doesn't make much sense to meet with governors who do not allocate resources." Mundaca countered that the Minister "overlooks that the Regional Government of Valparaíso has contributed more than 13 billion pesos to Serviu," adding that he "should be informed about what is happening in the regions."

Scientific evidence underscores that desalination has impacts that cannot be overlooked. The intake of seawater can influence microscopic organisms, eggs, and larvae that make up the foundation of marine food chains. Additionally, the discharge of brine—the hyper-saline waste produced from the process—can disrupt the physical and chemical conditions of sensitive coastal ecosystems, particularly when projects are located in bays with limited water circulation or high biodiversity zones.

The information was revealed following an official inquiry made by Deputy Gonzalo Winter (FA), and did not include details about the topics discussed during the meeting. In response, the leftist parliamentarian questioned: "What does the President of Chile have to discuss with someone who has repeatedly stated that freedom and democracy are incompatible?"

The Bolivian Workers' Central (COB) raised alarms on Monday by reporting the abduction and unlawful detention of five of its national leaders amid a burgeoning popular uprising in the South American nation.

The president of the CFA warned during the Senate Finance Committee meeting about a cross-cutting risk in the project due to the misalignment between fiscal costs and benefits. She emphasized that fiscal costs or reduced revenues would appear from the first year of the law, whereas dynamic growth benefits would materialize gradually and with greater uncertainty.

In May, Chile's Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 0.2%, leading to an annual inflation rate of 3.9%. This increase was primarily driven by higher costs in housing and transportation, as reported by the National Statistics Institute (INE).

One of the major concerns is the population's exposure to fine particulate matter PM 2.5, one of the most harmful pollutants due to its ability to penetrate deeply into the respiratory system and enter the bloodstream. Scientific evidence has linked prolonged exposure to this contaminant with respiratory illnesses, cardiovascular diseases, strokes, lung cancer, and premature deaths, particularly affecting children, the elderly, and individuals with chronic conditions.

Presidential candidate Iván Cepeda from Colombia's Pacto Histórico claims that a plot by rival Abelardo De la Espriella is threatening to undermine the electoral runoff by staging a self-sabotage incident.