A recent investigation by CIPER has unveiled that the Fishing Committee of the Chamber of Deputies has approved 60 amendments to the new Fishing Law, all identical to proposals from the industry group Sonapesca, raised by Deputy Sergio Bobadilla (UDI), raising concerns about possible conflicts of interest.

OPES researchers propose in Podcastpitalismo a green and popular industrial policy that transcends neoliberal extractivism through democratic planning.

Staff members on medical leave for over eight years, patients hospitalized in emergency services next to electrical panels, individuals lying on the floor waiting for treatment, and non-operational theaters were among the findings of the Metropolitan Regional Comptroller's inspection at the health facility.

The Santiago Court of Appeals ruled that Chilevisión violated the fundamental rights of a child, "regarding her intimacy, privacy, and psychological integrity, as it would allow for her recognition by third parties in a context involving criminal and scandalous dimensions." The court also reminded that Chilean legislation prohibits television services from disclosing information that could identify vulnerable children.

The incident occurred last January at the Dickson campsite when a worker from a concession company caught the individual, identified as Halifa Nevo, smoking in an unauthorized area of the park.

"We will hand over a country better than the one we received," stated Government Spokesperson Camila Vallejo, using data to refute the alarmist claims from right-wing political actors insisting that Chile is in a "crisis."

The elected leader will also be present at the "Transatlantic Summit for Freedom of Expression," organized by the Political Network for Values (PNV) and sponsored by European far-right groups Patriots and the European Conservatives and Reformists Group (ERC).

Through this urban intervention, "Papas Fritas" condemned how the Naín-Retamal Law signifies a shift in Boric's government from promises of institutional reform to backing, perpetuating the legacies of dictatorship and dismantling popular resistance against authoritarianism. After some time, Carabineros personnel arrived and removed the artwork, taking it away to an unknown location.

Documents reviewed by Verdad Ahora reveal Jeffrey Epstein, facing sex crime charges, had an interest in a solar energy project in Chile led by Mission Power LLC, which aimed to develop significant solar power plants targeting the mining sector.

The latest economic data for December 2025 shows a promising increase, with Chile's Monthly Economic Activity Indicator (Imacec) growing by 1.7%, driven particularly by growth in services and trade.