The 2026 World Cup concluded with Spain claiming the title, yet it left behind a series of political scandals, institutional racism, and double standards. Trump intervened in referee sanctions; Infantino awarded him a 'peace' trophy while genocide continues in Gaza; public officials from various countries erupted on social media with racist remarks against players.

Senator Iván Flores criticized the absence of Defense Minister Fernando Barros amid the crisis facing Chile due to the severe weather system, highlighting the need for effective coordination of Armed Forces personnel. It was revealed on Saturday afternoon that Barros is in Hawaii participating in the RIMPAC naval exercise. Flores challenged President Kast, asking, "President, where is your minister?"

The 4th Criminal Court of Santiago denied the request to modify the preventive detention of former prosecutor Manuel Guerra, despite an agreement with the Prosecutor's Office for a fast-track trial. Attorney Mauricio Daza accused that the maneuver aims to 'deactivate the investigation into Chadwick' and create impunity for key figures in the case.

Healthcare workers, represented by the Democratic Confederation of University Health Professionals (CONFEDEPRUS), have rejected the "Listen to Your Heart" bill, which mandates doctors to inform about fetal heart activity prior to an abortion. Leader Camila Fuentevilla called the initiative a "setback for sexual and reproductive rights."

Mapuche professor and researcher Vicente Painel Seguel claims that the MOP announces payments for expropriations in Indigenous lands that never materialize due to administrative failures. Compensations remain stalled or expire, leaving claimants in a bureaucratic limbo and resulting in an encroachment of territorial usurpation.

Fundación Terram has released a new investigation that reveals a series of violations within the salmon farming industry that have persisted since 2013 without any sanctions from the Environmental Superintendence (SEIA). Out of the total of 435,546 tons produced illegally, 203,000 tons are attributed to Aquachile, the largest salmon farming company in the country, which allegedly financed Senator Miguel Ángel Calisto's campaign through fictitious advisory services in 2021.

Greenpeace has launched a campaign to demand urgent action in response to the climate crisis in Chile. The organization warns that it's not just bad weather but extreme events impacting the country. The petition aims to protect vital ecosystems such as forests, oceans, glaciers, and wetlands, crucial for climate regulation.

A preliminary assessment reveals that 61.9% of markets had to temporarily close, and over 70% of vendors require logistical and financial support. ASOF President Paola Morales warned of significant damages and called for urgent governmental assistance to mitigate further impacts on the supply of fresh products.

The official project to loosen land sales to foreigners faces backlash in Argentina. Reports indicate that 5% of rural lands, equivalent to 13 million hectares, is already foreign-owned. The initiative would eliminate restrictions, allow purchases in border areas, accelerate evictions, and is tied to the RIGI and deregulation of glaciers.

The Prosecutor's Office has initiated a criminal investigation for contempt against top Army officials after it was revealed that they kept the medical retirement of convicted Captain José Faúndez active.