Overseas voting for the Chilean 2025 runoff has commenced in New Zealand due to the 16-hour time difference. High anticipation surrounds the vote following first-round results in the country, where Jeannette Jara won over 50% of the ballots.

Deputy Alejandra Placencia shared a video criticizing the so-called "economic shock" proposed by Kast, warning that its costs would be borne by working families. She praised Jeannette Jara's proposals to alleviate economic burdens and called for voters to choose between "moving forward or going backward" this Sunday.

The CRUBC of Aysén has rejected the ECMPO requests from Indigenous communities for the second time, defying a Supreme Court ruling that mandated a review of the process. The communities proposed reductions in area to reconcile usage rights. Experts highlight that press coverage has misinformed about the true impact of these legal frameworks.

The Terram Foundation's document reveals how SQM has consolidated a privileged position in the lithium industry through undue influences, violations, and weaknesses in public oversight.

As the election date approaches, the elected senator from Araucanía warned that disclosing details about the budget cuts promised by Kast could lead to "fiery streets." This statement, supported by Kast, raises further uncertainty regarding the cuts.

The investigation raises serious questions about whether Kast is evading taxes in Chile by using offshore tax structures and a hotel business network in Miami, while ordinary citizens bear the burden of tax contributions.

Chile celebrated the 80th anniversary of Gabriela Mistral's Nobel Prize with various events across the country. The University of Chile revealed that her path to the award required decades of diplomatic efforts and translations, culminating in the official nomination of 1939 and continental support.

A broad and representative sector of evangelical leaders and organizations in Chile has publicly expressed their support for presidential candidate Jeannette Jara. In a letter of support, they highlight her historical commitment to defending Human Rights, freedom of worship, and building a just and democratic society.

The call has received extensive backing from various professional and academic sectors, including researchers from the Arab Studies Center at the University of Chile, doctors, scientists, writers, lawyers, artists, educators, and human rights defenders, who urge the community not to make the country complicit in the suffering of its people and to exercise a conscious vote this Sunday.

Milei's government has submitted a labor reform to the Argentine Senate that extends work hours to 12, reduces severance pay, and releases employers from obligations, while limiting the right to strike and weakening unions. Experts describe it as a century-long regression that shifts rights from workers to capital, thus endangering labor protections.