Senate President Paulina Núñez (RN) criticized the government's handling of communication amid rising fuel prices, warning about effects on legislative discussions. Experts like Ignacio Briones and Juan Carvajal questioned the term "bankrupt state" and the lack of coordination. The Executive defended its actions, asserting it "does not fall apart."

Daniel Titelman, an expert in macroeconomic and financial matters, and Head of the Development Studies Section at ECLAC, recently stated that the claims by Kast's Government regarding a lack of resources are "strange and imprecise." He highlights that Chile has the lowest external debt in Latin America (41%) and a "solid" fiscal situation compared to the region and OECD, attributing the handling of price increases to a "political decision."

"No serious economist from any sector has recommended eliminating the Mepco in practice, especially not all at once," stated the senator, pointing out that "while families face avoidable price hikes, Kast's government is pushing to eliminate taxes on capital gains and lighten the burden on large companies. Thus, the fiscal adjustment ultimately falls on those who have the least," he warned.

Froilán Flores, vice president of the Free Market Association, has urgently requested a meeting with Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz to address this complex situation: "I humbly ask, as a market vendor, to speak with Minister Quiroz and his team," the representative stated.

Former UDI deputy Joaquín Lavín León is facing serious charges from the Public Ministry, including tax fraud, forgery of public instruments, and influence peddling.

This text is the result of a popular memory workshop initiated by the Site of Memories Parque Cultural de Valparaíso - Ex Prison.

This film, making its return to the big screen, is inspired by the landmark case involving the lesbian lawyer Karen Atala (played by Mariana Loyola) revolving around the custody of her daughters. It examines the complexities of family, diversity, discrimination, and social prejudices through the eyes of adolescence.

The seized books are valued at approximately CLP 1.4 billion. The operation was ordered by the Public Prosecutor's Office following a complaint from member publishers of the Book and Reading Corporation, along with Alessandri Abogados. The Corporation urged authorities to increase penalties, which are currently very low, to send clear signals against these crimes.

Lawmakers express concerns over the significant impact on cost of living and propose annulment of decrees responsible for the fuel price hike.

Afutraparch representatives emphasized, "We demand that the Chamber of Deputies provide assurances regarding this matter, and that the Ministry of Finance release the funds that are due to us as workers, as a situation of illegality has already occurred that has not been properly addressed."