Recent formal charges against former deputy Joaquín Lavín León for serious crimes have raised suspicions regarding the campaign activities involving his father, Joaquín Lavín Infante, during the 2021 elections, prompting a probe into potential misuse of congressional resources by paid advisers.

"The Government aims to push through a large-scale reform without ensuring permanent income to support the committed expenditure. This is not a serious reconstruction plan; it is a project that fails to provide economic assistance to the middle class and could jeopardize Chile's economic stability," stated the District 8 legislator, who called on the current administration to engage in dialogue "with all sectors."

OS-9 Police personnel conducted a significant raid at the National Congress today, seizing documents from Senator Camila Flores' office amid an investigation into potential fraud against public funds linked to the "Cuota Flores" scandal.

Cold water for Kast: the Fiscal Council warns that his mega-reform reduces revenue, creates deficits until 2031, and opens a gap that may end up being covered by citizens.

Despite being convicted for tortures involving asphyxiation and fractures, Nicolás Neira and Gustavo Ferrada now emerge as potential beneficiaries of freedom that confuses police duty with barbarism.

The Central Unitaria de Trabajadores (CUT) has labeled the proposed minimum wage adjustment of $7,546 by President José Kast a disgrace, asserting that it falls short of supporting Chilean workers amid rising living costs.

While usury remains unregulated in Chile, the allegations against AVLA and Creditú for engaging in 'usury on usury' continue to escalate, leading to an investigation that raises significant concerns regarding consumer protection and financial practices.

The victims are individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities who, while in the custody of private entities performing public functions, suffered physical violence, chaining, and medical negligence that jeopardized their safety, reported the National Institute of Human Rights.

Just a few months ago, investigative media outlet Ciper Chile published a report confirming with official data that seniors are not losing their homes for this reason.

"The cancellation of the GAM project will not only result in $6.2 billion in fines for the government but also mean losing 10 years of work from three different administrations, along with an additional $2 billion in cleanup and design costs," questioned the regional authority of the Metropolitan Region.