Following the announcement from the Municipality of Santiago, the Ministry of Transport, and Serviu RM that Paseo Bandera would be repurposed for the RED public transport system, students from nine universities announced interventions to defend the pedestrian walkway: "We propose moving toward a planning process that includes all stakeholders involved in urban development," they stated in a release.

Teachers questioned the economic rationale provided by Mayor Juan Carlos Díaz (RN): "In the 2024 Education Public Account, the municipality reported revenues of M$77,797,720 and expenses of M$75,568,579. They achieved a positive balance of M$2,229,141 and a collectible debt of M$402,674," indicating that a cut like the one announced should not be necessary.

As the presidential and parliamentary elections approach, the Metropolitan Regional Teachers' Association presents the "Union Principles for the Defense of Public Education," a collaboratively constructed document that highlights the deep crisis within the Chilean educational system and proposes structural transformations in funding, teacher careers, inclusion, school coexistence, and meaningful participation.

"We have faced serious shortcomings for a long time, such as unsanitary bathrooms, rat infestations... we lack chairs, and students are studying while standing; we have multiple issues compounded by very violent protests, which alarm the entire community, especially our youngest children from kindergarten to senior year," said Ursula Eggers, president of the Parents' Center at Lastarria School, in an interview with La Mañanera.

The project aligns with national and international commitments regarding the cultural rights of indigenous peoples, including the International Decade of Indigenous Languages (2022–2032) declared by the United Nations.

The survey evaluated 28,362 students from 66 institutions of Higher Education across Chile's 16 regions, covering age groups of 17 to 20 years (36.8%); 21 to 22 years (19.9%); 23 to 24 years (11.8%); and 25 years or older (31.5%).

Fallecido el 31 de octubre en París, el coautor de “Para leer al Pato Donald” y codirector de “La Espiral” forjó desde Chile una lectura crítica de medios, cultura y poder que sigue vigente; su trabajo desarmó la maquinaria comunicacional que antecedió al golpe de Estado.

The eviction at Usach proceeded without incidents. While Carabineros arrived to end the occupation, Feusach students chose to leave peacefully before police entered, reiterating their criticisms of the rector for hiring an external legal firm for 100 million pesos.

Mario Aguilar, national president of the teaching union, stated, "I haven't seen this since the dictatorship. Not even during right-wing governments in our democratic period have we experienced this kind of threat, telling local service directors, you either carry out the layoffs I'm imposing or you will be dismissed."

During his appearance on La Mañanera, the academic discussed his newly released book, "The Problem of Education in Chile," and stressed the need for schools to shift from competition to collaboration, working together and learning from successful practices.