Mapuche communities in Ercilla and Collipulli denounce criminalization while opposing amendments to the Indigenous Law that would allow for leasing and mortgaging of lands, warning of weakened territorial restitution. They demand Indigenous consultation adhering to good faith standards, express support for political prisoners among the Mapuche, and stand in solidarity with Yury González against unjust harassment.

The Association of Jurists for Democracy questioned Gabriel Zaliasnik's appointment as Chile's ambassador to Israel and urged the government to reconsider its nomination. This statement comes as new actions seek to establish accountability for revealed chats with Luis Hermosilla, including a complaint filed with the Bar Association seeking his expulsion.

In a recent interview with ElSiglo.cl, Cerro Navia Mayor Mauro Tamayo expressed that the Kast administration "receives a failing grade" in terms of security, stating that "the state has been complicit in drug trafficking." He criticized the universal tax exemption for seniors over 65 and the cuts to public health services.

Judge Daniel Urrutia has reported the Santiago Court of Appeals to the IACHR for administrative reprisals following his appearance before the tribunal in 2020. The Inter-American Court has given Chile until August 6, 2026, to respond.

Deputy Carolina Tello called for calm among artisan fishers following the audit report on fishing quotas. She clarified that the observations are purely procedural and do not impact the substance or implementation of the law. Tello urged the Undersecretariat of Fisheries to act swiftly to correct formal issues and prevent setbacks in the equitable distribution of resources.

The National Association of Rural and Indigenous Women (ANAMURI A.G.) has expressed its disapproval regarding the announcement to terminate the Rural Women’s Program established through the INDAP-PRODEMU agreement. The organization argues that this decision threatens decades of work with rural and indigenous women, exacerbates territorial inequalities, and reflects a lack of political will to strengthen family farming.

Thirty-seven officials from the State Defense Council (CDE) received gross salaries exceeding that of the President of the Republic, reaching up to $19.9 million. These earnings included bonuses from an older oversight law. According to media sources, the CDE defended its salary structure based on its organic law and unique salary scale.

The Israeli government is accelerating its annexation efforts, promoting state-backed ethnic cleansing that expels thousands of Palestinians. Amnesty International estimates that states must cease all cooperation sustaining the illegal occupation, apartheid, and ethnic cleansing, and impose sanctions.

The family of Lonko Guillermo Ñiripil and 21 communities from La Araucanía have reported a new judicial persecution against their traditional leader, who faces a second trial on July 1, 2026. They accuse the Prosecutor's Office of criminalizing territorial recovery efforts, question prosecutor Vázquez's conduct regarding the Huracán case, and call for support in confronting judicial racism.

The Subsecretariat of Fishing has withdrawn its new Fishing Law project, eliciting criticism from the opposition, who claim it signals a continuation of the corrupt 'Longueira Law'. While government officials and industrialists demand legal certainty, artisanal fishermen remain skeptical of Kast's administration. The Subsecretariat has assured that it will not alter the Licensing Law, but the sector remains on high alert.