Congressman Alejandro Bernales proposes a new mental health campaign for National Television, emphasizing that working together can help prevent tragedies and support those in need during tough times.

The theatrical conference 'Scenes of Population in Resistance', directed by Patricia Artés, returns to the Camilo Henríquez Theater in Santiago as part of the September Memory Cycle commemorating the Coup d'État.

A recent study reveals that artificial intelligence models are less accurate in predicting public opinion in Chile compared to the United States, emphasizing the need for more inclusive and culturally relevant AI systems.

The Public Gap Survey conducted by UCEN-Qualiz highlights a concerning divide between Chilean citizens and their political leaders, emphasizing the need for citizens to mobilize against the corruption that permeates power.

Chilean companies face a challenging deadlock due to the Labor Inclusion Law, which mandates that at least 1% of their workforce be composed of individuals with disabilities, yet the certification required from COMPIN is subject to substantial delays, jeopardizing both the rights of these individuals and the companies' compliance.

The Deputy from Aysén criticized the government's lack of response to the deteriorating job market, as unemployment has reached its highest level in five years.

The Palestinian Community of Chile has formally expressed deep concerns to President José Antonio Kast regarding stigmatizing comments made by Ambassador Gabriel Zaliasnik about Chileans of Palestinian descent, questioning whether this represents the government's future engagement with them.

The administration of José Antonio Kast is facing significant public backlash regarding its security strategy, with a recent survey indicating that 42% of respondents feel there is a lack of clear planning, and 49% oppose the proposed establishment of a new constitutional state of emergency.

The far-right consultant Fernando Cerimedo, also known as the 'King of Trolls', is causing significant political turmoil across six Latin American countries, facing multiple allegations of electoral fraud and criminal activities, including connections with right-wing leaders and organized campaigns to manipulate the electoral process.

Former presidential candidate Jeannette Jara declared that in the recent elections, "lies won" and urged President José Antonio Kast to reveal his campaign's spending on bots and fake news, while also demanding clarity on his connections with Argentine consultant Fernando Cerimedo.