Former prosecutor Carlos Gajardo has raised concerns over President José Antonio Kast's nomination of Gabriel Zaliasnik as Chile's ambassador to Israel, arguing that Zaliasnik is unfit for the role due to serious allegations against him.

The Internal Revenue Service (SII), backed by the Ministry of Finance, has fundamentally altered the legal and economic landscape in Chile with the implementation of Exempt Resolution No. 69, which mandates foreign online gambling platforms to pay Digital VAT, raising questions about the legitimacy of online gambling in the country.

"For example, it equates graffiti with criminal acts in situations where it is a mere infraction, or it penalizes individuals by cutting their housing subsidies due to minor offenses, thus harming both the individual and their family unit. Therefore, we are clearly facing a very damaging project," stated the legislator.

The court emphasized that the sentence "expressly states that at the time of the events there was no illegitimate aggression, which is an indispensable requirement to establish any hypothesis of legitimate defense, even under the wording introduced by Law 21.560."

The case of Ornella Uribe, a Carabineros officer, has sparked a critical examination of femicidal suicide—a concept that highlights the extreme impact of gender violence on women, particularly in contexts where previous domestic abuse has occurred.

The National Federation of Associations of the Ministry of the Interior, Public Security, and Related Services, Fenaminsa, criticized the proposal by Catalina San Martín, the mayor of Las Condes and vice president of the Association of Municipalities of Chile (Amuch), to eliminate the Subdere, or Undersecretariat of Regional and Administrative Development, to redirect its resources "directly" to municipalities.

The recent publication by writer Jorge Coloma Andrews, under the Ocho Libros label, offers an interdisciplinary look at the historical, political, and social wounds that have shaped contemporary Chile, sparking an urgent conversation about our recent past and possible futures. "Understanding Chile's pain does not imply resigning to it. It means recognizing its roots to imagine new forms of coexistence, justice, and hope," the author points out.

A contested resolution, an ex-delegate who denied his own signature, and a criminal investigation that led to nothing: the story of Fernanda Romero, a public official from O'Higgins who, in two months, went from a search to acquittal.

Manuel Anabalón ran for Senate representing the Christian Social Party in the November 2025 elections, securing 3,714 votes, equating to 5.73% of the total, and did not get elected. In 2022, he had already made headlines for aggressive behaviors during the first constitutional process.

The employees also expressed their concerns. Paulina Cid, President of the National Association of Employees of the Ministry of Women (Anfummeg), released a public statement highlighting her worry that the ministry is "under fire from all sides, questioned not for its actions or for the critical role it plays for women in Chile and for democracy, but as if it were merely another political prize. This must stop."