CIPER Chile reveals that 67 parliamentary advisors received $189 million in severance to campaign and were later rehired. The Chamber allocated $5.7 billion in severance between 2022-2026, rehiring 489 of them. Four advisors worked concurrently in Congress and campaigns, while another four saw salary increases before their termination. Source: CIPER Chile.

Mauricio Menares stated that there are no grounds justifying the change in Hernández Norambuena's prison regime. He also recalled that prior reports had ruled out his stay in that facility.

The Appeals Court of Coyhaique has accepted a protection appeal from environmental and social defenders in Aysén against Manuel Anabalón Jeldres (Alias Chilote Manolo), a former Senate candidate from the Christian Social Party, ordering the removal of social media posts that falsely linked them to payments for sabotaging salmon farming. The ruling concluded that the accusations severely undermined their honor.

The Lickanantay community of Toconao has taken legal action against the "Aida Explorations" mining project by Minera Plata Carina SpA, a subsidiary of Canadian Endeavour Silver. Drilling on the sacred Tata Poquis mountain threatens the water sources that sustain the Toconao oasis, as reported by Mongabay Latam.

Bolivia marks 51 days of conflict today, waking up to 42 blockades across five departments despite the state of emergency and the agreement signed between the government and the COB, an entity that does not control protest points. Farmers and coca growers rejected the pact and continue their actions.

Hundreds of families march with the faces of their missing loved ones between heavily guarded stadiums, demanding justice and support.

The seizure of bank accounts belonging to CAE debtors has sparked a fresh controversy, with affected individuals reporting the complete retention of their funds, including cases where they claim to not meet the criteria set forth by the authorities.

Millions of AI-generated flyers and social media bans mark the dirty war against Iván Cepeda and Aída Quilcué. Candidate Abelardo de la Espriella, a lawyer linked to paramilitaries and narcos, receives support from Trump, Uribe, and the Char clan. Allegations of irregular contracts, ghost companies, and labor pressure overshadow his campaign while Aída Quilcué advocates for peace from the territories.

According to recent revelations, Álvaro Jalaff confessed to the Prosecutor's Office that he paid $410 million to Luis Hermosilla to advance the Parque Capital project, mostly in cash and without invoices. The businessman stated that Hermosilla showed him WhatsApp messages with former Minister Felipe Ward and held meetings at his home.

Former Mayor of the Metropolitan Region of Santiago, Marcelo Trivelli, stated that the controversy has intensified beyond what the known facts support: "I see this only as a communicational intelligence operation aimed at discussing other topics," he asserted.