Education Minister Nicolás Cataldo emphasized that the project addresses a key structural aspect of gender inequality related to unpaid caregiving. He also highlighted that advancing the bill was crucial to ensure educational pathways within a care agenda for higher education, stating that "more women in education means more women in the workforce, which helps close gaps that widened during the pandemic."

The Observatory starts from a fundamental premise: territories are not static surfaces or mere administrative supports, but living systems made up of relational frameworks that intertwine social, environmental, political, cultural, technological, and economic dimensions in constant transformation, noted academic Juan Martínez Barajas, one of the initiative's advocates.

In the notice, the agency led by Dorothy Pérez requests both Desbordes and the Education Superintendency to report the effective actions they have taken to address violence in educational institutions, the measures to protect workers, and ensure that students can develop their learning appropriately.

In response to ongoing violence at José Miguel Carrera National Institute, the Comptroller's Office has asked Santiago's mayor, Mario Desbordes, to provide details on all measures taken to prevent similar incidents, as noted in the letter sent to the Superintendent of Education, Loreto Orellana.

Education has returned to the forefront of debate after Manuel Villaseca proposed replacing free education with a mixed system, raising questions about the current model and Kast's campaign definitions.

In Chile, 73.8% of women report experiencing digital violence, according to data from the NGO Amaranta. The effects are severe, causing emotional distress, feelings of insecurity, low self-esteem, and reputational harm, among others.

The General Board of Mothers, Fathers, and Guardians filed a legal protection resource due to the improper use of the protocol on students, claiming a lack of due process.

The initiative also specifies that in secondary education settings, institutions may create specific times, spaces, or activities where mobile device usage is allowed, considering the progressive autonomy of students.

In an interview with El Ciudadano, Deputy Camila Rojas, the education spokesperson for Jeannette Jara, discussed the key educational aspects of the Unidad por Chile presidential program: "As our candidate stated, there is the will and intention to advance in tuition-free education. Coverage currently extends to the sixth decile, representing 60% of students. The goal is to move to the seventh decile if economic conditions permit," said the parliamentarian.

Catalina Valenzuela, the PH candidate for District 12, warns that "no one from the right has ever legislated to improve labor conditions, economic access, housing, or health, the right to rest and freedom of expression," and therefore proposes cross-party coalitions in health, education, housing, environment, and human rights.