Camila Arriagada from Penco-Lirquén describes an 'out of control' catastrophe: mass evacuations, burned communities, and a lack of electricity and water. She criticizes the delayed official aid and calls for reform of the deregulated forest management model, which poses a constant risk. Her account connects the immediate emergency with a critique of the historic neglect of the area.

Multiple organizations in Biobío have established donation centers in response to the wildfires. Firefighters are requesting water, isotonic drinks, and energy bars. Designated spaces are receiving essential items, while various groups coordinate aid for animals. Municipalities nationwide are also opening donation points.

A significant march took place in Arica demanding the declaration of an environmental disaster zone for Lake Chungará, citing oil spills, truck pollution from Bolivia, and human waste on Route 11-CH. A performance with bottles labeled "urine" was staged in front of the port, and calls were made to review the 1904 Treaty.

Gustavo Gatica, a victim of eye mutilation during the social upheaval, reflects in an open letter published in El País after his aggressor's acquittal. He asserts that while the legal truth has been established, justice is still absent. Gatica calls for a focus on dignity and democracy, urging against the politicization of his case.

Early this morning, a State of Emergency was declared in Ñuble and Biobío due to severe wildfires. The measure mobilizes all state resources, appoints Rear Admiral Acevedo as Chief of National Defense, and accelerates the response amid numerous homes affected and thousands of people evacuated.

Multiple wildfires in Ñuble, Biobío, and La Araucanía have put authorities on high alert. With over 18 active fires, destroyed homes, and more than 30 areas under SENAPRED evacuation orders, municipalities are calling for a State of Emergency for Ñuble. Authorities urge the public to follow official instructions.

The Organization of Judicial Workers (OTJ) has accused Ministers Ravanales and Gajardo before the Supreme Court for awarding a direct contract worth $472 million to Replai SpA, a company lacking experience and financial backing. They demand an investigation, the suspension of the ministers, and maximum penalties for alleged irregularities and breaches of integrity.

Changa communities and fishermen's unions in Freirina have signed agreements to co-manage two Marine Coastal Spaces for Indigenous Peoples (ECMPO). This transparent dialogue-based process integrates fishermen into management, guarantees their rights, promotes sustainable development, countering criticism and establishing a new collaborative coastal governance model.

The Kawésqar Community of Nomadic Sea Families denounces disinformation from the salmon farming industry in Magallanes. They reject claims that their protected area serves as an "obstacle," highlighting that 60 concessions operate within the Reserve. Production there is growing at an annual rate of 30%, using the area as a refuge, leading to documented eutrophication and contamination. They demand the removal of these concessions.

Mapuche-Tehuelche communities in Chubut, Puelmapu (Argentina), reject the accusations from provincial and national governments regarding the fires. They denounce state abandonment, layoffs of firefighters, and withholding of preventive funds while residents fight the flames. They accuse the state of using fire as a strategy of "gentrification" and racial stigmatization to create division.