The Central Unitaria de Trabajadores (CUT) has formally submitted a request to the National Comptroller's Office for detailed information regarding public sector layoffs that occurred between March 1 and April 1, 2026, amid significant changes in government leadership.

Just as Gabriela Mistral is portrayed as the mother of Chile and a writer of nursery rhymes, the literary canon has pigeonholed Brunet as the spinster aunt who recounted stories to other people’s children... Fortunately, for decades, researchers and academics have been dismantling that image.

The proposal aims to incorporate a temporary provision into the Constitution to annul the decrees issued by the government — including those from the Ministries of Finance and Energy — that modified the calculation of fuel prices, thus allowing a return to the rates that were in effect as of March 25.

The UDI parliamentarian shared a post on social media X, where he compared the inflation rate recorded in Chile for March with that of other countries. However, he overlooked a basic detail necessary to support his comparison.

As part of Mayor Matías Toledo's commitment, Community Health Devices are projected to be established at 18 locations throughout Puente Alto. This year, 2026, will see the rollout of the first six, progressively advancing the development of this community health strategy.

The recent 1.0% increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for March 2026, primarily driven by soaring fuel prices, poses significant challenges for José Antonio Kast's administration.

Following the extradition ruling of Adriana Rivas, Deputy Roberto Celedón calls on the Australian government to disclose intelligence files that reveal the United States' involvement in the 1973 coup against Salvador Allende, which ignited a military dictatorship.

Valparaíso Regional Governor focused his presentation on the urgent need for Chile to adopt a Framework Law on Territorial Planning that would abandon the current General Law of Urbanism and Construction enacted during the dictatorship in 1975, emphasizing the importance of meaningful participation from civil society.

The ex-Minister of Labor participated in the forum "For the Right to the City," organized by the Center for Public Policy Studies Territory and Community, alongside Rodrigo Mundaca, governor of Valparaíso; Natalia Garrido, spokesperson for the Movement of Inhabitants in Struggle; and Joel Olmos, mayor of La Cisterna.

Union leaders from across the country shared concerns about the current state of their universities and the implications of the new government led by Kast, whose fiscal tightening and cuts to tuition-free education may significantly impact various university communities.