Fernando Cerimedo, known as the "King of Trolls" and currently detained in Bolivia, has significant ties to the communications director of the Kast administration, Felipe Costabal, intensifying scrutiny over their connections amid ongoing investigations.

Former Colombian President Gustavo Petro has accused political operator Fernando Cerimedo of manipulating electoral processes in Chile and linked him to the far-right's use of "technofascism" to influence elections across Latin America.

The National Association of Human Rights Defenders has expressed strong disapproval of INDH director Yerko Ljubetic's decision to retain Tarcila Piña as the regional director for Coquimbo, despite findings of misconduct against her.

Recent water quality assessments indicate serious pollution levels in the Quilmenco estuary in Chuchiñí due to Tres Valles mining's activities, raising alarming concerns among local communities about the safety of groundwater resources.

The initiative will be presented simultaneously in the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies. Both legislators are seeking bipartisan support for its introduction.

Fourteen years after the mobilization that gathered more than 100,000 supporters and halted a similar initiative, Ecoceanos and the Cetacea Conservation Center once again call on citizens to prevent the slaughter and demand the permanent protection of sea lions in Chile.

The Central Unitaria de Trabajadores (CUT) marked its 38th anniversary with a powerful message against the government of José Antonio Kast, highlighting concerns over worker rights and urging unity to resist precarization and setbacks in labor rights.

The Canadian government is not yielding to pressures from Donald Trump. Following the collapse of bilateral negotiations, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced significant tariffs on U.S. goods, set to take effect on September 8.

Chile and Vietnam are marking 55 years of diplomatic relationships, reaffirming their commitment to enhancing trade, investment, science, and technology collaborations.

The latest Criteria Survey indicates a divided public opinion on José Antonio Kast's proposed state of exception, with a notable 56% opposing limitations on the right to assemble and 54% against restrictions on freedom of movement.