The event is organized by Pueblo Docente and will feature participation from Leonora Reyes, a historian at the University of Chile and researcher on the teachers' movement; Miguel Caro, Doctor of Education and academic at the Metropolitan University of Educational Sciences; and Andrés Pérez, a member of Pueblo Docente and union leader from the Talagante community. This takes place on Saturday, June 6th, at 11:00 AM, at the Museum of Education (Compañía de Jesus 3150, Santiago).

The Coordinating Assembly of Secondary Students (ACES) has responded to Republican Congressman José Kast Adriasola, who criticized the recent student mobilizations in Santiago and cities like Concepción and Valparaíso through a video posted on his social media.

Following the violent crackdown during a student protest against José Antonio Kast's budget cuts, a law student from the University of Chile suffered multiple facial fractures and requires surgery.

Students have taken to the streets to protest against the policies of José Antonio Kast's government, facing a severe crackdown from Carabineros who deployed tear gas and water cannons to disperse the demonstrations.

Affected workers report interruptions in medical treatments due to unpaid social security contributions, leading to formal complaints to the Comptroller's Office.

The opposition in the Chamber of Deputies has criticized the Protected Schools Bill introduced by President José Kast, highlighting concerns that the legislation could impose unequal consequences on students based on their financial status when accessing free education.

Following the election results, Mizala delivered a speech highlighting that "the vocation of the University of Chile has not only been to understand its time but also to transform it, expanding rights, opening opportunities, and contributing to building a fairer, more democratic, and more humane country," reaffirming her commitment to defending public education as an "unrenounceable conviction."

The court determined that Colegio Santa María de Maipú failed to correctly implement its protocols in response to repeated bullying reports. The affected student had to transfer schools, while the school appealed the ruling.

Mario Aguilar, president of the teachers' union, pointed out that while the issue of security through the Protected Schools project was mentioned, "nothing was said about what we understand to be the fundamental problem causing severe acts of violence, which is mental health." This, combined with an "entirely outdated" curriculum and societal issues affecting families, inevitably spills over into schools as violence, the leader argued.

The Confech has called for a national strike on June 3, urging students across Chile to protest against the government's educational policies, including the controversial 'Protected Schools' initiative and recent budget cuts.