The legislator expressed concerns about the constitutionality of certain procedural rules included in the project presented by Kast's government.

How much financial resources have been lost due to labor claims across all Local Education Services (SLEP) in Chile since their implementation? Of the 36 SLEP consulted, only 26 provided concrete responses, yielding both diverse and paradoxical data, interpreted through concrete evidence without prejudging anyone.

Deputy Nathalie Castillo has introduced a legislative bill aimed at curbing coercive collection practices on State-Guaranteed Loans, emphasizing the need for due process and protections for borrowers.

Officials from the University of Chile have condemned a recent visit by U.S. Ambassador Brandon Judd as an insult, claiming it undermines the university's values and highlighting his political affiliations.

Psychologist organizations in Chile warn that the government's proposals to tackle school violence could violate fundamental rights and worsen the issue. They advocate for preventive, restorative, and mental health approaches in educational communities and call for the government and parliament to engage in broad and meaningful dialogue.

In a public statement, they urged government authorities to tackle the issue of violence comprehensively, addressing both the substance and the manner, while avoiding rhetoric that could deepen stigmatization or division.

The Federation of Students of the Austral University condemned the events affecting Science Minister Lincolao but defended the legitimacy of protests and critiqued the Executive for the social tension climate.

Cardinal Chomalí's perspective situates violence as an issue of individual will or failures within the family unit. However, authors such as Slavoj Žižek in his book On Violence differentiate between 'subjective' violence, like that witnessed in schools, and 'objective' or systemic violence. The latter type is the invisible violence that is inherent to the operation of our economic and social system, creating conditions of precariousness.

Union leaders from across the country shared concerns about the current state of their universities and the implications of the new government led by Kast, whose fiscal tightening and cuts to tuition-free education may significantly impact various university communities.

Educators criticized Kast's approach, stating he "wants to conflate any disruption that could interrupt classes; according to his bill, it would be treated the same as acts of violence, like throwing Molotov cocktails, as a peaceful protest by students regarding unsanitary bathrooms, as has happened many times." They also condemned the proposed lifetime sanctions on the right to free education.