Kast's attack on 43 environmental decrees has unleashed an offensive from hundreds of organizations, warning of profound setbacks in environmental protection and community rights.

In December 2025, the Superintendence of Higher Education filed charges against Universidad San Sebastián, scrutinizing payments made to notable political figures involved in questionable salaries and hiring practices.

The President of the Supreme Court, Gloria Ana Chevesich, expressed concerns that the 3% budget cut mandated by José Antonio Kast's administration may jeopardize the operational continuity of the Judiciary.

Union organizations asserted that Joaquín Cortez's education at the Pontifical Catholic University and the University of Chicago "is not an anecdotal detail but a clear signal of his ideological imprint, the same one that shaped the individual capitalization system imposed during the dictatorship and turned pensions into a business rather than a right."

The book invites readers to connect with contemporary poetic prose, where the landscapes of Tomé and its coastal identity serve as pathways to activate collective memory and connection, while navigating the intimate, everyday realms of childhood, affections, and nature. It also integrates sound through an audiobook created by La Gaviota Podcast, providing inclusive access to the poetic experience.

According to information presented during the hearing by the regional prosecutor of Biobío, Marcela Cartagena, the evidence collected by the Public Prosecutor's Office supports charges of negligence resulting in multiple homicides.

The sector-wide collective bargaining project—allowing workers and employers within the same sector to agree on minimum standards regarding wages, productivity, and labor conditions—was a historical aspiration for the Central Unitaria de Trabajadores. However, under Boric's administration, the initiative advanced with a slowness that ultimately proved fatal. Announced in the Public Account of 2024, designed in 2025, it was only submitted to Congress in January 2026, just two months before the end of the term.

In a unanimous decision, the Oral Criminal Trial Court in Valdivia acquitted 18 Mapuche communal members facing accusations related to their alleged involvement in timber theft, determined that the evidence was insufficient to support the charges.

Residents from nearby areas have reported symptoms linked to exposure to contaminants—including nausea, dizziness, vomiting, respiratory issues, mental health effects, and building evacuations—during incidents that occurred on February 18 and March 11, around 11:00 AM, coinciding with earth movements in the Las Salinas area.

For years, a debt has lingered with approximately 150 construction workers involved in the reconstruction of the Gabriela Mistral Cultural Center (GAM), one of the nation's most iconic cultural projects. Despite the time that has passed since the work was halted, the workers report that they still have not received payment for their severance or other outstanding labor obligations.