The cost of living in Chile continues to rise, with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) showing a 0.4% increase in September 2026, leading to a total accumulation of 4% this year.

Starting October 8, readers can find the latest issue of El Ciudadano in kiosks, featuring critical insights into the socio-economic landscape and a special focus on labor policies under the headline "Warning Signs."

The Lof Temulemu community is turning to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to report judicial violations related to Rafael Genaro Pichun Collonao, the community's werken, who has been imprisoned under controversial circumstances.

The summit brought together over 200 participants, including leaders and municipal and parliamentary authorities. Together, they established common priorities in areas such as budgeting, public investment, and rural development in La Araucanía.

Senate President Paulina Núñez (RN) and Vice President Iván Moreira (UDI) issued a statement questioning the U.S. ambassador, who claimed that if Chile wants "a country that helps protect its rights over the Strait of Magellan, then you will have to work with us on matters that are important to us." Foreign Minister Francisco Pérez also responded from La Moneda.

A faculty member from the Education Department at the University of Autonomous Chile, Temuco campus, has filed a criminal complaint for 'serious defamation and serious injuries' against a vice-dean of the same faculty in the Guarantee Court of Temuco.

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Senator Karol Cariola (PC) from the Valparaíso Region has called on the government to reverse a substantial $28 billion budget cut to the Ricarte Soto Law, highlighting the serious implications for individuals relying on high-cost treatments.

The 2027 budget proposal by José Antonio Kast's government eliminates the Calles Sin Violencia program, moving its funding to the FOCO Plan, which raises serious concerns about political marketing, asserts former Minister Carolina Tohá.

Héctor Mery, former head of the Judicial Division of the Ministry of Justice, reveals that Ángela Vivanco allegedly intervened in the conservative appointments of Sergio Yáber and Yamil Najle, both implicated in a major money laundering case.