Year after year, at the United Nations General Assembly, an overwhelming majority of countries vote for the lifting of the blockade, including Chile under various governments since the return to democracy, affirming that such unilateral measures do not contribute to solving global challenges or strengthening coexistence among nations.

In Congress, Deputy Lorena Fries (FA) criticized that Kast's government signed an agreement "whose content we do not know," calling on the new President to uphold "transparency" in his decisions. Deputy Jorge Brito (also FA) announced that Foreign Minister Francisco Pérez Mackenna will be summoned to Congress to "provide explanations" regarding the agreement that would involve Chile "ceding its strategic resources, such as rare earths, to the U.S.".

María Adriasola, wife of President José Antonio Kast, appeared in a video handling the staff lunches at La Moneda without wearing gloves, a mask, or a hairnet, as required by sanitation regulations. In response, Deputy Daniel Manouchehri and Senator Daniella Cicardini announced the filing of oversight letters to the Comptroller's Office and the Health Ministry: "Moving into La Moneda is one thing, but another entirely is to think you are in your home kitchen serving food to your guests," said Cicardini.

In late 2023, prosecutor Luis Arroyo was controversially dismissed after being accused of being aware of staged actions and having influenced the process by deleting WhatsApp conversations with Carabineros Major Patricio Marín, who was later convicted of public document forgery and obstruction of an investigation.

Written and directed by Felipe Zambrano Miguieles, this award-winning play - honored with a Mention at the III Jorge Díaz Playwriting Competition during FAMFEST - will have a running season from March 20 to March 29, featuring adjusted showtimes.

The area spans 1,110.7 hectares located in the first mountain range of the Coastal Range, encompassing a significant portion of the biodiversity of the Metropolitan Region, with nearly 966 species of plants, animals, fungi, and lichens, many of which are endemic to Chile's central Mediterranean ecosystem. Notably, the guayacán (Porlieria chilensis) is classified as vulnerable.

Awarded at international festivals and even screened at the border wall between Mexico and the U.S., this feature film—described by Variety as "the human face of the largest migration crisis in Latin America"—will be available in theaters and independent cinemas from Arica to Punta Arenas starting April 9, 2026, through the Miradoc Estrenos distribution program.

The presentation of a city's keys is not a trivial gesture. Historically reserved for individuals who have made significant contributions to the city's cultural, social, or political development, it stands as an institutional gesture honoring legacies intertwined with the history and life of the city. In this respect, one must ask: What connection does María Corina Machado have with Santiago or Chile that justifies such an honor?

"We must not let this become our new reality," the legislator stated following the shocking assault on the former constitutional member. "We cannot allow this violence to be normalized in our society. It is crucial that all authorities and the government provide a clear and committed response to these incidents," she added.

Following the approval, Governor Rodrigo Mundaca highlighted that "the commitment of the regional councilors regarding water is unwavering, which also reflects our dedication to the human right to water."