Lawmakers decided to reinstate the two provisions that failed to achieve the necessary quorum during their third review. The next steps involve ratifying the Joint Commission report by the Chamber and then by the Senate, after which the initiative would be ready for promulgation as law.

Valparaíso's mayor, Camila Nieto, announced enhanced security measures and a comprehensive cleaning operation with over 200 municipal employees deployed, stating, "Our commitment is for Valparaíso to not only shine during the celebration but also to awaken clean and orderly to start 2026 in the best way possible."

Judge Juan Carlos Valdés stated that the defendants, particularly those who are medical professionals, allegedly issued licenses without clinical backing, generating significant direct financial harm to the Chilean treasury, primarily affecting the National Health Fund (Fonasa), which finances disability benefits.

As Christmas approaches, UN human rights experts warn that the partial maritime blockade by the US on Venezuela constitutes a violation of international law and call for its immediate cessation.

Both cases are closely tied to the direct environment of Luis Hermosilla, composed of Mario Vargas, Eduardo Lagos, and in Jadue's case, several members of the Chadwick family such as Ximena Risco, Samuel Donoso, and Mauricio Smok. The link between both cases is so apparent that on the very same day Vargas and Lagos were arrested, the prosecutor in the Achifarp case was reassigned to a different role.

Consumers have three options: exchange, repair, or refund their payment within 6 months of the purchase or receipt of the product, particularly for online purchases," stated Acting National Director of SERNAC, Carolina González.

Leaders from the artisanal fishing sector caution the Republican about potential conflicts of interest and regulatory capture. They demand the continuation of fishing reform and concrete social protection measures for the sector.

Days before the final endorsement at the Comptroller's Office, Deputy Cristián Tapia (IND-PPD) challenges the rush to finalize the SQM-Codelco agreement, citing secrecy and demanding a halt to the signature until a complete audit is completed.

Union leaders exited the Casa Grande del Pueblo without any agreement after Rodrigo Paz's government refused to repeal Supreme Decree 5503, which eliminates fuel subsidies, a measure labeled a "fuel price hike" impacting the finances of workers and families in Bolivia.

The former municipal chief was convicted by the Rancagua Oral Criminal Court for a corruption scheme involving awarding contracts and direct deals in exchange for payments, vehicles, credit card use, and other benefits from businesses linked to the municipality.