The rector of UAHC assessed in Sentido Común the impact of the 3% budget cut and new CAE measures. Ramis labeled the announced charges as "draconian" and warned about the arbitrariness of limiting free access based on age.

The Frente Amplio legislator also officially requested the Superintendence for details regarding the formulation of charges and the facts under investigation in the case of Universidad San Sebastián, where, notably, former Education Minister Marcela Cubillos and former prosecutor Manuel Guerra, currently in preventive detention for the "Hermosilla Case," are also implicated in the irregular payments.

During the meeting at the Mineduc office in Santiago, national president of the union, Mario Aguilar, stated that while it was a formal gathering, they nonetheless tackled key issues including budget cuts, retirement bonuses, historical debt, implementation of the Title Law, reduction of bureaucratic burdens, and school violence, among others.

This week, Reportea revealed details of an investigation by the Education Superintendent into the University of San Sebastián, highlighting irregular contracts and payments involving former Minister Marcela Cubillos, former prosecutor Manuel Guerra (currently in pre-trial detention), and Senator Squella, among others.

A team of researchers from the Department of Education at the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Chile analyzed accounts from Mapuche speakers and elders, identifying school practices that restricted the use of Mapuzugun and contributed to the interruption of its intergenerational transmission. This work was published in the journal Frontiers in Psychology.

The national president of the Teachers' Union, Mario Aguilar, emphasized that educators are "quite worried about the announced cuts, as their impact on education could be very negative. Education is, in our view, a deficit area even with the current budgets. If cuts are being considered in education, it is a grave issue," he stated.

The program is transdisciplinary, integrating knowledge from Latin American political and intellectual experiences with contributions from the humanities, social sciences, and law. It is open to all individuals who have completed high school, with no prior university education required.

Tensions rose after the Student Center issued a statement concerning Kast's visit, warning of potential sanctions from the administration "for any type of manifestation or disruption of the normal school day," which sparked a variety of reactions, mostly questioning the administration's threats toward the student movement and its right to peaceful protest.

This article highlights six distinctly identifiable trends from the neo-fascist right in the educational sphere that could potentially manifest under the new government led by José Antonio Kast.

The prohibition and regulation of mobile devices in classrooms is now in effect and applies to all levels of education: preschool, primary, and secondary. It governs all members of the educational community during curricular activities.