An investigation based on banking records and judicial documents reveals a network of favors, payments, and hiring practices involving conservator Sergio Yáber and senators Matías Walker and Sergio Gahona, amid ongoing discussions in Parliament for key notarial reforms. Both lawmakers rented apartments from Yáber in Coquimbo with irregular payments, and one received a $4 million check. These connections were not declared during legislative discussions.

Rixi Moncada called to stay "on your feet" until 100% of the ballots are counted and urged vigilance in the election scrutiny in Honduras, amid allegations of foreign interference and the open support of Donald Trump for candidate Nasry Asfura.

In 2024, France 24 recognized ten influential Latin American women, including Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum and then-Chilean Minister Jeannette Jara, praised for their advancements in labor rights and efforts to reduce gender disparities. Nearly a year later, Jara is a presidential candidate in the runoff, confirming the international projection the outlet had previously envisioned.

A report from 24 organizations reveals that 1,115 European financial institutions have channeled over $310 billion to companies supporting Israeli operations in Gaza. Banks like BNP Paribas and Deutsche Bank are highlighted as key financiers in what is classified as genocide.

From Pedro Aguirre Cerda, Jeannette Jara launched her campaign for the second round with a call to overcome the impossible. Reviewing her victories in the primaries and the first round, she declared: "I don't believe in the impossible. I believe in hard work, commitment, convictions, and dreams." She called for relentless effort in the final 12 days to win the presidency.

Indigenous communities from Chiloé, including those from Linao (Ancud Municipality) and Lafquen Mapu (Chadmo, Quellón Municipality), have filed a legal protection action in the Puerto Montt Court against Governor Alejandro Santana for "illegal and arbitrary delays" in processing claims related to the Marine Coastal Space of Indigenous Peoples (ECMPO). They report a systematic pattern of unjustified delays that infringe upon equality before the law.

The General Comptroller of the Republic sided with Councilor Federico Koch, invalidating a funding request of nearly three million pesos from Colina to the Foundation Children of the South, linked to Joaquín Lavín's daughter. Irregularities were detected including a pre-executed project, lack of expense breakdown, and no community impact for an entity with no affiliation to the municipality or region. The funds were not disbursed.

At the Ladera Sur Festival, Kast's command faced criticism for the lack of specific environmental proposals, labeled as "unacceptable vagueness." In contrast, Jara's command presented its detailed program. Organizations like Defendamos Patagonia expressed concern over the absence of solutions amid the climate emergency.

Jeannette Jara met with various mayors from the Metropolitan Region, emphasizing that community-led governance prioritizes health, education, and inclusion. She announced concrete measures such as inclusive educational centers and increased sports opportunities. Jara asserted, "A compliant Chile begins with commitment in your neighborhood," which will be central to her grassroots efforts connecting with daily life.

Two weeks before the runoff between José Antonio Kast and Jeannette Jara, the extreme right has intensified a communication offensive based on migration disinformation. Social media accounts linked to this political sector have once again exposed false photos, manipulated videos, and repeated testimonies used to create a politically favorable climate for the "expulsion" and populist rhetoric of the Republican Party candidate.