Living with a disability in Chile presents numerous challenges, and Deputy Gatica expressed, "I find it infinitely cruel the treatment this government has given to people with disabilities," as he and his colleagues delivered a letter to the President voicing their "deep rejection" of funding cuts in this crucial area.

José García Ruminot sparked controversy by revealing potential adjustments to the economic tax mega-reform, forcing Treasury Minister Jorge Quiroz to intervene and attempt damage control as the Senate debates the fate of the proposal.

Unemployment in Chile's Metropolitan Region has surged to 9.7%, exceeding the national average, highlighting ongoing challenges in the local labor market amid stagnant job creation.

The controversy regarding the transition of a former lobbyist for online betting houses to an advisory role in the General Secretariat of the Presidency (Segpres) has escalated to the Contraloría, prompting three opposition senators to call for an investigation into potential conflicts of interest.

Pianist Valentín Trujillo, affectionately known as Tío Valentín, expressed strong disapproval over recent budget cuts harming Chile's cultural sector and directly cautioned President Kast that his current approach is ineffective.

Originally starting as a pilot for a webcomic, the project evolved into an independent production driven by Tangara Studio, part of a new generation of Latin American developers aiming to introduce innovative creative proposals in the international gaming scene.

"The Kast government finally reveals its Security Plan: it's Boric's plan," former minister Camila Vallejo stated on her X account after the announcement from newly appointed minister Martín Arrau, who declared that they will now operate using the strategy established by the previous administration.

Extraordinary visiting minister for human rights violations at the Appeals Court of San Miguel, Marianela Cifuentes, has charged retired Army officer Luis Rodrigo Albornoz Costa for his role in the events that occurred on October 21, 1973, in Maipú.

The dismantling of the Ministry of Public Security leaves an undersecretary in a precarious position, a chief of staff who lasted just one day, and a new minister inheriting a national system without the technical units meant to implement it.

A total of 98 cultural and heritage organizations have raised alarms about budget cuts initiated by José Kast's government, which threaten programs, memorial sites, museums, and cultural spaces.