The Chamber of Deputies has passed a bill designating January 7 as Chile-Palestine Friendship and Solidarity Day, recognizing over a century of fraternal ties between Chile and Palestine.

Experts estimate that there were at least 1,300 bots or automated accounts employed during the recent presidential campaign as part of the so-called "Cerimedo method," which aims at the artificial amplification of content in public digital discourse.

In a recent interview, Ernesto Llaitul, the leader of the Coordinadora Arauco Malleco (CAM), asserts that the current administration under José Antonio Kast is continuing the policies initiated by Gabriel Boric, particularly regarding the state of emergency in Wallmapu.

In a joint statement, the former presidents reminded that international cooperation "must always fully safeguard Chile's decision-making autonomy and not subordinate our foreign, security, or defense policies to priorities defined by a foreign power." "We invite President José Antonio Kast to reconsider Chile's membership in this initiative, which we believe does not align with our nation's interests," stated Boric after sharing the document on social media.

The parliamentarian received a response from Servel to a request he made regarding the case of Fernando Cerimedo and his bot networks in Chile, revealing that Numen, Cerimedo's company, billed $25.7 million to three candidates for the Constituent Convention in 2021. The deputy insists that Mariana Aylwin "must clarify what services she contracted."

José Torres, the father of young Dariel Mateo, who is battling a severe eye condition, attended a press conference where Chilean lawmakers launched a campaign to raise funds for essential treatment available only in Spain.

Deputy Daniel Manouchehri and Senator Daniella Cicardini are leading initiatives to address the impacts of artificial intelligence and technological platforms in Chile, focusing on child protection, digital education, and corporate accountability.

Machi Millaray Huichalaf has called on Norway to investigate Statkraft, stating, "The dignity of our defense of the river cannot be bought," as she opposes the impacts of the company's hydroelectric projects on sacred indigenous territory.

Economic concerns and the rising cost of living have solidified as the main source of discontent among citizens regarding the government of José Antonio Kast, according to the latest edition of the Data Influye survey conducted by TúInfluyes.

Amidst the controversy surrounding Chile's formal accession to the America's Shield, a joint document reveals economic and strategic implications that were initially absent from the government's explanation.