More than 60 individuals representing 50 social organizations from across the country gathered in Santiago to strengthen collective strategies against deregulation, privatization, and the commodification of nature. This meeting, organized by the Latin American Observatory of Environmental Conflicts (OLCA), focused on issues such as water protection, biodiversity, environmental education, human rights, and feminism.

"Kayser," by writer and journalist Francisca Palma Arriagada, explores through poetry the events of October 20, 2019, when Yoshua Osorio, Julián Pérez, Andrés Ponce, Luis Salas, and Manuel Muga were found burned in the Kayser warehouse in Renca. Published by Oxímoron Ediciones, the poetry collection will be available at the upcoming edition of La Furia del Libro.

The expropriation of part of the Cerro Centinela water mega-project has intensified the housing debate. In the Senate, the government defended the measure as an exceptional response to a social emergency.

Since taking charge of this case in September 2023, replacing Minister Romy Rutherford, Magistrate Ana María Osorio has indicted Rodrigo Urrutia Oyarzún, María Cecilia Soria Solorzano, and Sergio Bulnes Barba for tax fraud, resulting in a total financial loss of $49,321,039, as detailed in the ruling.

The Santiago Court of Appeals has accepted the chapter-based charges brought by the Public Ministry against former Supreme Court Minister Ángela Vivanco, who is under investigation for alleged irregularities related to cases processed in the highest court, including the notorious "Belarus plot."

Upon receiving the award, Josefa Barraza invited Mireya Astudillo, the mother of Francisca Sandoval, to the stage to physically hold the recognition for the feature "The Sandoval Archive: The Untold Records of a Silenced Voice," published in May 2025 by El Ciudadano. "The best way to remember Francisca is through what she accomplished as a journalist. Journalism is a tool for democracy. We must not be afraid; we must resist," asserted the journalist.

"It is quite incomprehensible how this giant mining company, with all the resources and advanced technologies that allow them to scan every inch of the ground, ended up producing this cultural assault that they leave for posterity," noted the specialists, whose study was published in the international journal Rock Art Research.

The real enemy sits in the boards of large companies, in the offices of banks, in the military high commands that capitalize on war, in the media apparatus that manufactures consent for aggression, and in all those who prefer to finance wars rather than support their peoples crying out for food, housing shortages, and lack of health and education.

An investigation by Reportea.cl revealed that the bank records of the firm showed each transfer from Andes Iron for "legal advisory fees according to contract" was swiftly followed by a distribution, allocating funds among lawyers, former deputies, and even the wife of a Supreme Court minister.

In an exclusive conversation with La Mañanera, Álvaro Ramis, the rector of Universidad Academia de Humanismo Cristiano (UAHC), cautioned that if Kast implements a policy of "squeezing the lemon for every last drop," it could trigger "spasmodic cycles of spontaneous social contractions,” indicating that "the left will not create, manage, or control them."