The Science Minister is facing new scrutiny following revelations of unregistered meetings with representatives linked to Google and Meta. This case once again highlights the clash between the business narrative of Kast's government and the transparency rules of the State.

The latest Plaza Pública Cadem survey has raised alarm bells at La Moneda. The poll revealed the lowest approval rating for José Antonio Kast since he took office, with only 36% of citizens supporting his administration, while disapproval soared to 58%.

Bolivia is grappling with a social and political crisis characterized by massive protests, blockades, and shortages. President Rodrigo Paz, in power for six months, faces a growing list of demands and calls for resignation. Meanwhile, Colombian President Gustavo Petro warns of a "popular insurrection" and offers to mediate for a peaceful resolution, criticizing the "geopolitical arrogance" driving the unrest.

"The state's military and judicial force did not seek any other angle on the case, nor any other line of investigation to incriminate or dismiss. Those arrests were sufficient for them to initiate the trial." This interview features Ernesto Llaitul, werken of the Arauco Malleco Coordinator (CAM) and spokesperson for the five young Mapuche community members implicated in the Lautaro Case.

The NGO FIMA has raised concerns about the impacts of the "National Reconstruction" law project, promoted by the government under the premise of accelerating investments. The organization warns that the initiative undermines access to environmental justice, reduces technical controls, and limits citizen participation, favoring projects that could impact the environment.

In a recent interview with El Siglo, Deputy Gustavo Gatica accuses the government of using national reconstruction as a facade for a "poorly conceived" tax reform, rushed through without dialogue. He criticizes public pessimism, environmental deregulation, and regression in human rights. Gatica further deems the actions of PDG Deputy Javier Olivares, who made a reference to the Pinochet dictatorship, as "serious".

Dilma Rousseff stated, "The bank will be larger, greener, more digital, more innovative, more flexible, and more oriented towards collaboration. At the same time, it will maintain a pragmatic approach and focus on achieving practical results," as highlighted by TV BRICS.

The case of Lonko Guillermo Ñirripil is not an isolated incident; it highlights a structural issue previously condemned by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, revealing ongoing violations of international standards and exacerbating harm to the cultural and spiritual identity of incarcerated Indigenous peoples.

Three independent letters in Science refute a study questioning the 14,500 years of Monte Verde II, Chile. Researchers Dillehay, Waters, and Meltzer reveal methodological errors, lack of direct excavation, and geological confusion. Genetic evidence supports pre-Clovis occupation. The scientific debate intensifies, placing Chile at the center of theories regarding continental settlement.

During a Public Hearing in Concepción, the Movement for the Defense of the Paicaví Wetland and the Biobío Wetlands Network presented technical and legal arguments to prevent the construction of 19 towers on the ecosystem. The Mayor warned that building there would mean 'failure as a city.' The community demands territorial planning that includes wetland protection.