Former government spokesperson Camila Vallejo has criticized José Antonio Kast's ultra-right administration for implementing policies that she claims punish working families.

The decision by some members of the Party for Democracy (PPD) to forge an agreement with José Antonio Kast's administration regarding the controversial mega-reform on tax invariability has ignited a firestorm within the opposition, drawing fierce criticism and prompting the Socialist Party to vow to challenge the reform in court.

Members of the National Confederation of Municipal Health Workers (Confusam) are standing firm against the budget cuts imposed by the government of José Antonio Kast and denouncing police repression faced during a recent protest.

Senator Beatriz Sánchez (FA) announced, "We will prepare the best proposal to take this initiative to the Constitutional Court, as we see constitutional flaws in the project we will be voting on July 15th." Meanwhile, DC Senator Iván Flores asserted, "The PPD sold out (...) we do not know what the price was."

The incident occurred in Ovalle. When the officers requested documents from a Bolivian citizen, who indicated that he lacked a driving license for the vehicle he was operating, the Carabineros told him he would need to be detained, but he could pay 200,000 pesos 'as a bail to be released,' detailed regional prosecutor Rodrigo Gómez.

Rather than turning this debate into a competition of national flags, it would be more enriching to acknowledge that the marraqueta is a part of the culinary heritage of the Andean region. This does not diminish its importance to Chile nor invalidate the connection it may have with Bolivia. On the contrary, it demonstrates that culture is much more powerful when it unites rather than divides.

One of the greatest functions of the dictatorship was to erase us as a collective," says Verónica de Negri during an intense week of commemoration for the 40th anniversary of her son Rodrigo Rojas's murder. The woman who mobilized international support and rejected Hollywood's efforts to use her life to whitewash the U.S. role in the dictatorship spoke with Jean Flores Quintana about the current situation in the country, urging to "avoid at all costs repeating the mistakes of the past."

In 2026, the UK introduced Respect Orders, a design that moves in the opposite direction of the Chilean project: it is only applicable to those over 18 (excluding teenagers); has a maximum duration of two years; involves prior risk assessment; issued individually by a court; with rehabilitation requirements, not only prohibitions.

The unions expressed that "this explicit contempt only resonates with the most retrograde factions of society, conservative sectors yearning to reverse history to eradicate social achievements that took decades of civilizational struggle."

Statistics demonstrate that this discussion goes beyond individual perception. The II National Survey on Time Use (ENUT 2023) from the National Institute of Statistics indicated that, in Chile, women spend an average of 2 hours and 5 minutes more per day than men on unpaid labor. When they also engage in the labor market, their overall workload exceeds 10.5 hours daily, significantly greater than that of men.