Jorge Quiroz has spent three decades doing one thing: advising Chile’s largest companies when they have legal issues. Not with criminal law —that’s for others— but with competition law, tariff regulation, and the agencies that theoretically protect consumers. The pattern shows a remarkable regularity. Every time a large company in Chile was caught in a cartel, they knew who to call: Better call Quiroz.

The hospital itself has warned of a critical resource deficit, overcrowding in emergency services, and delays in ambulance responses. With this cut, resources will last only until July. What will happen in August for the thousands of patients needing care? the humanist parliamentarian alongside her Broad Front colleague raised.

An economist and commercial engineer from U. Católica, Fontaine has held director and executive roles in companies such as Falabella, LAN, La Polar, and Citibank, but he remains primarily recognized as a significant promoter of "fake news" against the proposed new Constitution from the first constitutional process in 2022.

A group of residents bands together to confront their feelings of insecurity, but as they implement escalating measures for protection, their community inadvertently crosses the line into hyper-vigilance, a theme explored in the dark comedy "Vigilantes."

Regional prosecutor of Biobío reported that the group was under investigation for various crimes, including unprovoked shootings, attempted homicide, and violent robberies. She detailed that 2 carabiners were arrested as members of the criminal organization and for committing public document forgery and obstruction of justice, while the third officer was detained for specific activities unrelated to the criminal gang.

Independent Deputy Gustavo Gatica addressed the recent acquittal ruling regarding Claudio Crespo, emphasizing that it confirms Crespo's responsibility for the events that permanently blinded him during the 2019 protests.

In a late-night session, the Finance Commission of the Chilean Chamber of Deputies approved a contentious economic-tax reform bill, which includes tax cuts and a long-term tax shield aimed at benefiting the wealthy and large corporations.

The Ministry of Security's recent operations and their effectiveness are under scrutiny as questions arise regarding how many detainees remain in custody and the lack of a structured security plan from the government.

Ximena Lincolao arrived as a symbol of technical efficiency but became ensnared in omitted societies, the resignation of Rafael Araos, and allegations of mass layoffs. Her crisis challenges the business-like narrative that Kast aims to impose on the State.

Following José Antonio Kast's controversial remarks about his promise to expel 300,000 migrants, opposition leaders have accused him of deceit during his electoral campaign, asserting that he has instead cut essential social rights since taking office.