In a significant show of discontent, student and social organizations have mobilized protests against the Madrid Forum in Chile, where far-right leaders José Antonio Kast and Javier Milei are set to meet.

Right-wing lawmakers blocked a significant proposal that aimed to protect the salaries of State-Backed Credit (CAE) debtors from seizures, sparking controversy and criticism from opposition parties.

Former presidential candidate Jeannette Jara confronted President José Antonio Kast over security issues, sharply questioning his tax cuts for the wealthy while accusing him of failing on his campaign promises related to security and immigration control.

Julián Macías Tovar emphasizes that the true issue at hand is not Fernando Cerimedo, but rather the underlying connections with the United States, as investigations into bots and misinformation unfold in Chile.

The Pikünche Territorial Alliance indicated that "if the SBAP regulation does not explicitly recognize the priority of restitution over private conservation (articles 97/98/99), it could become a perpetual barrier to territorial recovery," warning that it aligns "with the interests of large businesses, ignoring the voice of the territories."

"Chronicles of Reporters" is a play featuring journalists Orlando Milesi, Carmen Mera, and Julio Salviat, set to be performed on September 10 and 12 at the Círculo de Periodistas de Santiago (Amunátegui 31) as part of the Memory Cycle that commemorates the 1973 coup d'état alongside the play "Scenes of Population in Resistance."

This Wednesday saw the establishment of the Cerimedo Commission, following the approval by the Chamber of Deputies to create this special body tasked with investigating the influence of bots, trolls, and disinformation networks associated with far-right political operator Fernando Cerimedo in Chile.

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has called on the Chilean Congress to reject President José Antonio Kast's constitutional reform on security, labeling it a "dangerous usurpation of power" that threatens fundamental rights and undermines institutional balance.

The ongoing scrutiny surrounding ultra-right political operator Fernando Cerimedo intensifies as the National Prosecutor's Office considers launching a criminal investigation into a suspected network of bots and cyber crimes linked to President José Antonio Kast.

A group of opposition lawmakers has submitted a request to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), asking it to comment on the constitutional reform project related to security proposed by President José Antonio Kast, which they categorize as a "constitutional authoritarian regime" that centralizes power in the Executive and undermines fundamental rights.