The planned march had an authorized route approved by the Regional Presidential Delegation from Plaza Baquedano to Los Héroes. However, at Cerro Santa Lucía, Carabineros began to suppress everyone without prior warning or communication with the organizing groups. More than 200 students were affected by chemical gases and required assistance from health brigades.

On September 3rd, secondary and university students are set to protest against José Antonio Kast's government policies, which they claim prioritize large corporations over social welfare.

The ongoing discussion surrounding teacher evaluation in Chile highlights significant educational inequalities, urging a reevaluation of current practices to foster a more inclusive and effective approach to education.

The Rayen Mapu High School in Quellón, Chiloé province, has reported a shocking case of alleged humiliation involving two students, claiming that Carabineros officials acted beyond their authority by forcing the students to disrobe in front of their classmates.

Extreme forms of violence rarely emerge suddenly; they often result from prolonged processes of discrimination, exclusion, harassment, and dehumanization, which become normalized over time.

Student leaders at Lastarria High School in Providencia are alleging political persecution following their recent protests, claiming that school authorities have threatened them with expulsion.

"This again emphasizes that the issue of violence in schools cannot be resolved solely through punitive measures. There is a serious mental health crisis and social issues that also need to be addressed. It cannot just be about punishments and sanctions," emphasized the president of the Chilean Teachers' Association.

The student movement announced their renewed commitment to national coordination in response to the far-right agenda, insisting, "We will not back down."

From July 22 to July 25, a significant political and educational event took place in Santiago, Chile, organized by the Alejandro Lipschütz Institute of Sciences, the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation, and the Diploma in Latin American Critical Thinking at the University of Chile.

"When I signed this document, I requested 10 million pesos, which turned into an endless debt of 28 million pesos. It is unacceptable that the state allowed this outrageous increase. Higher education should be a right," declared one of the affected individuals.