In an interview with El Ciudadano, Deputy Camila Rojas, the education spokesperson for Jeannette Jara, discussed the key educational aspects of the Unidad por Chile presidential program: "As our candidate stated, there is the will and intention to advance in tuition-free education. Coverage currently extends to the sixth decile, representing 60% of students. The goal is to move to the seventh decile if economic conditions permit," said the parliamentarian.

The environmental lawyer has a distinguished track record of representing the public in significant battles, including the opposition against Barrick Gold's Pascua Lama mining project, exposing a major corruption scheme in the region.

Ángel Parra highlighted the museum's growing social relevance, stating, "At this moment and at this stage, the museum has become much more socially engaging due to community involvement and neighborhood proximity. Violeta Parra built the country with love, care, and generosity, leaving her work to all Chileans. We have to share it." The construction is expected to last four months.

The formulation of this strategy is in response to a legal mandate requiring its update every decade. Since 1995, the Valparaíso region has had four previous strategies, the most recent completed in 2012. The current version was approved in May by the Valparaíso Regional Council, marking the first strategy developed under a democratically elected regional governor.

As stated by Gustavo Petro: “What we are experiencing must be interpreted as the struggle of humanity for life against a dark power completely filled with greed that is not thinking about votes, agreements, or dialogues, but only about missiles.”

Nayra Ilic's film has been praised for its intimate and sensitive perspective, blending a contemplative staging with a deep reflection on memory and the end of an era. "Cuerpo Celeste" serves as both a generational portrait and a poetic exploration of the Chilean landscape, where the desert mirrors the internal transformations of its characters.

Cecilia Ballesteros has lived in Chile for over a decade and will share the stage on Saturday, November 15, at El Mesón Nerudiano with Chilean poets and singer-songwriters Andrea Andreu and Camila Chascona, along with Spanish artist Raquel Cruces, who collects and interprets ancient songs of rural women from the peninsula, accompanying them with percussion instruments.

In a conversation with La Mañanera, Daniel Sandoval stated that the "damage to the heritage and public trust of La Araucanía Region is tremendous" and highlighted new evidence presented to the Prosecutor's Office by current governor René Saffirio regarding the audit conducted on Luciano Rivas's administration, revealing over 77 billion pesos unaccounted for as of December 2024.

A significant setback for salmon lobbying in Aysén: the Third Chamber of the Supreme Court invalidated the CRUBC's rejection of two ECMPO requests and ordered the reversal of the proceedings due to 'arbitrary and illegal' actions, reaffirming the Lafkenche Law and ILO Convention 169.

Catalina Valenzuela, the PH candidate for District 12, warns that "no one from the right has ever legislated to improve labor conditions, economic access, housing, or health, the right to rest and freedom of expression," and therefore proposes cross-party coalitions in health, education, housing, environment, and human rights.