One year into his return, Donald Trump's promise to end endless wars, stating during his campaign that "I will not start any wars; I will stop them," has resulted in bombings across seven countries. The offensive against Iran, launched without evidence of an imminent threat, has led to a humanitarian disaster with millions displaced and a cost of $16.5 billion in less than two weeks.

From prison, Héctor Llaitul accuses Boric's government of being the 'worst since the dictatorship' for the Mapuche people, citing militarization, a record number of political prisoners, and zero land restitution. He warns that by strengthening the neoliberal model and repression, the president has paved the way for a neofascist offensive against the communities.

President José Antonio Kast's administration announces tax cuts for large corporations and restrictions on university tuition waivers, prompting a flood of reactions on social media, including campaign videos and statements denouncing electoral promise violations.

Forensic analysis of Mauricio Novelli's phone uncovered a document proving a $5 million deal for Javier Milei to promote $LIBRA. The file, dated February 11, 2025, outlines staggered payments linked to the presidential tweet and a contract signing with Hayden Davis in the presence of Karina Milei.

International journalist and communicator Laura Arroyo warns that José Antonio Kast "went to kiss Trump’s ring" before taking office, certifying his status as a "subject" in the "new world disorder." She denounces his "emergency government" as a cover for authoritarianism, representing an updated version of Pinochetism in service of U.S. imperialism.

President Kast introduced his 'National Reconstruction' plan in Penco, featuring corporate tax cuts benefiting large businesses and restrictions on free higher education. Opposition figures criticized the President for breaking his campaign promise not to cut social benefits, accusing him of using the tragedy to favor the wealthy.

The bombings by Israel and the United States on oil depots in Tehran pose a health risk to its citizens, who have been advised to stay indoors.

Fact-checkers have debunked a viral plot against MP Ana María Gazmuri orchestrated by a disinformation network involving the controversial 'Neuroc'. The genuine image showcases the parliamentarian with a portrait of a disappeared detainee, raising the question, 'Where are they?'. The MP announced her intention to take legal action.

Through legal actions, Florencia Lagos demands justice to clarify the facts and insists on the government's responsibility to ensure her family's safety amid escalating political violence.

Congresswoman Lorena Fries demanded that President Kast adhere to human rights treaties following his announcement to pardon military personnel convicted for the social uprising. In her CNN Prime appearance, Fries criticized the lack of a 'government for all' and warned that there are still 'debts' in truth and justice. On social media, she stressed that human rights crimes are not subject to pardon.