The Chilean cherry serves as a metaphor for an economy that shines outward while hiding its roots in disempowerment. It glitters in international supermarkets, fuels export numbers, and upholds the narrative of a modern, competitive country open to the global market. However, behind that image lie invisible bodies: migrant women, temporary workers, and racialized individuals, who often work without contracts, without social protection, and are exposed to exhausting hours in the fields.

A cohort of seven deputies from the Libertarian National Party has called on President José Antonio Kast to create a 'Museum of Truth' designed to alter the historical narrative surrounding the Popular Unity period in Chile.

In a significant crackdown, authorities have dismantled a vast network involved in the illegal fishing trade, which generated nearly $9 billion in illicit activity, resulting in the arrest of 56 individuals, including three active carabiners and a former Sernapesca agent.

José Antonio Kast's government has officially approved extractivism in the Biobío Region by greenlighting the controversial rare earth extraction project proposed by Aclara Resources, despite a decade of resistance from local communities and organizations.

The video captures a retired woman's stark confrontation with Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz in a ministry office. The woman challenged him over social cuts and inadequate pensions; he remained silent and entered the building without responding.

In the opening session of the Finance Committee hearings, three prominent economists called into question the validity of the numbers behind José Antonio Kast's massive economic reform, stressing that while investment stimulation is necessary, projected growth and revenue benefits remain uncertain.

Sergio Freire, one of Chile's most recognized comedians, will kick off the Stand-Up Comedy series on June 17 at 8:00 PM in the Sala la Comedia of Teatro ICTUS.

The PC and Independent Committee, along with lawmakers from FA, PS, DC, and PDG, have introduced this legislative initiative aimed at preventing workers from facing account garnishments on their salaries, particularly those affected by the CAE debt recovery.

In a public declaration, students cautioned that in the current context, "it is not enough to oppose the current atrocity. It is necessary to raise a social project capable of confronting and overcoming it," stressing that "that project is built collectively or it will not be built at all."

In response to questions about whether he had met with Mundaca, Poduje stated, "Generally, it doesn't make much sense to meet with governors who do not allocate resources." Mundaca countered that the Minister "overlooks that the Regional Government of Valparaíso has contributed more than 13 billion pesos to Serviu," adding that he "should be informed about what is happening in the regions."