It's not an exaggeration to say that the publication sparked a scandal. There were attacks in the press—particularly from conservative sectors defending Spain—anonymous threats, and, just like today, demands for resignation...

The entity presented before the Chamber's Finance Committee, raising several concerns regarding the government's economic projections and stating that there is uncertainty regarding both the growth that the project would effectively generate and how much of that growth would translate into higher tax revenues.

The doctoral thesis "The Textile Power of Women from Ngulumapu," developed in the Intercultural Studies Doctorate at the Universidad Católica de Temuco, led by Dr. Susana Chacana, is based on years of research into textile collections held by the Regional Museum of Araucanía and direct connections with Mapuche weavers. The book features a digitally accessible open version.

This 14-page document, created by technical teams from the opposition, addresses five specific areas related to economic projections, fiscal effects, and estimates contained in the reports that accompany the initiative. "In the Finance Committee, we have been clear: a rigorous data-based debate is required. The so-called 'super-rich law' presents inconsistent financial reports and unfounded estimates," stated the legislator and economist.

Chilean activist Víctor Chanfreau, part of the Global Sumud Flotilla, has reiterated his commitment to a humanitarian mission aimed at confronting the genocide in Gaza and breaking Israel's criminal blockade to deliver urgent aid to those in need.

Today, deputies from various parties proposed the formation of a Special Investigative Commission to investigate government budget cuts to social programs, emphasizing the need for transparency regarding the impacts on critical services.

Opposition lawmakers from the Chamber of Deputies' Security Commission have gathered 52 signatures required to summon Minister Trinidad Steinert due to the lack of a plan from José Kast's administration to address organized crime.

The International Monetary Fund has grounded the government's economic narrative, projecting lower growth for Chile and warning that the gains from the mega-reform may be "somewhat optimistic." In simple terms: if the financial figures do not add up, the cost will not be borne by Kast or big business, but by the citizens.

The bill submitted by the government proposes a two-stage minimum wage increase. The first stage, starting in May 2026, sets a 1.4% increase ($7,546) based on the accumulated variation of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) from January to March. The second stage is set for January 2027, adjusted according to the accumulated inflation from April 1 to December 31, 2026, which, based on the Central Bank's projections, would reach 2.6%.

Inspired by the true story of the Villanueva brothers and the riverside carpentry tradition of the Cutipay River in Valdivia, the production explores various time periods to illustrate how knowledge is passed down through generations, revealing a profound connection between craftsmanship, nature, and family memory. The performance is scheduled for Thursday, May 7, at 7 PM at Matucana 100.