"We do not understand how anyone can still trust the promises of Minister Quiroz. He has not delivered for the mayors, the People’s Party, and even less for SMEs," stated Frente Amplio Deputy Jorge Brito, while his colleague from the PPD, Raúl Soto, asserted that Quiroz "has acted in bad faith."

Senator Fabiola Campillai has responded to a T13 investigation, firmly denying any links to her former driver, who is currently under scrutiny, while asserting that transparency is crucial.

Central Chile braces for the impact of new weather fronts expected to bring intense rainfall and strong winds, as Google expands its Flood Hub platform with an AI tool designed to forecast urban flooding up to 24 hours in advance.

Jorge Gómez, the former CEO of Collahuasi, has stepped into the leadership role at Codelco following Rubén Alvarado's departure, which comes amidst significant controversies surrounding the state-owned copper producer.

The administration of José Antonio Kast has approved a significant investment for the construction of a medialuna venue to promote the rodeo in the commune of Quirihue, triggering a heated debate over the appropriateness of using public funds for activities involving animal cruelty.

The "Listen to Their Heart" bill proposed by far-right lawmakers faces significant backlash, described as cruel and revictimizing, as it compels women to hear fetal heartbeats before abortions, leading to accusations of obstetric violence.

We interviewed one of the grant recipients from the Women’s Leadership Thesis Support Fund, who recently defended her master’s thesis focused on intercultural community monitoring of water in the Ranco Lake sub-basin. In this discussion, she shares her experience researching alongside Mapuche communities and reflects on the role of women in science.

Chile is preparing for an extreme meteorological event with predictions of heavy rainfall across various regions, particularly between Tuesday and Thursday, due to a significant atmospheric phenomenon that could lead to flooding and other hazards.

Isabel Tobar, the manager of the Valdivian Cultural Corporation organizing the festival, expressed, "The festival, as a winter ritual, has transformed into a space and opportunity for connection, emotion, and collective transformation, aiming both through its lineup and outreach activities to foster the social appropriation of culture as an active practice of our cultural rights, understanding art as part of who we are."

The Senate Finance Committee has approved the amendment spearheaded by Senator Daniella Cicardini, which mandates the erasure of historical financial data related to expired debts, potentially bringing the "Chao Histórico" project to fruition, championed by the Atacama parliamentarian and Deputy Daniel Manouchehri.