The minister made a direct call to the public to attend the games, describing them as "wonderful" and highlighting that they present a "wonderful challenge" for national athletes, with nearly a thousand competitors expected in thirteen sports and fourteen disciplines.

The passing of Héctor Noguera reveals his profound legacy among children and youth, highlighting young creators like Daniela Seguel from Reviviendo Mil Prendas, who remember his selfless support at their beginnings.

Senator Esteban Velásquez celebrated the historic rise in copper prices, validating the Mining Royalty that benefits all regions. He criticized the Republican Party for opposing the law with "ghosts" and catastrophic predictions that, he claims, did not materialize. He highlighted the decentralizing nature of the law in the face of opposition.

Amnesty International urges the U.S. Congress to stop airstrikes in Latin America and the Caribbean, which have resulted in at least 57 deaths, labeling these actions as illegal murders since the victims did not pose an imminent threat and were denied the right to a fair trial.

Atlas Intel reports that its survey indicates Jeannette Jara leads the first-round race with 33.2% of voting intentions, followed by Kast and Kaiser in a technical tie at 16.8%, while projecting that Kast is on the path to third place.

Interferencia revealed that a company associated with the son of the late president is facing a lawsuit for usury and fraud, accused of establishing a closed circuit of companies to lend money to themselves while charging illegal interest disguised as fees.

In the upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections, three distinct projects are in competition: (i) a neoliberal authoritarianism reminiscent of leaders like Giorgia Meloni, Jair Bolsonaro, Donald Trump, and Javier Milei; (ii) an attempt at a 'grand coalition' similar to that in Germany or France, with dominance by traditional right-wing parties allied with neoliberal social democrats; and (iii) a social democratic popular front aimed at containing neoliberal authoritarianism.

According to the survey results from sociologist and analyst Alberto Mayol, Republican candidate José Antonio Kast has dropped to fourth place with 17.7%, indicating a significant shift in the voting preferences of the right-wing electorate.

The eviction at Usach proceeded without incidents. While Carabineros arrived to end the occupation, Feusach students chose to leave peacefully before police entered, reiterating their criticisms of the rector for hiring an external legal firm for 100 million pesos.

The Faculty of Government at the University of Chile will present the collection "Regulation and Local and Regional Development", offering a reflective space on the advancements and challenges of decentralization in the country.