The latest Criteria survey indicates that Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz ranks among the least favored ministers in President Kast's cabinet, with only 37% of public opinions being positive regarding his management.

Criticism has persisted since the dismantling of the Aragua Train network on June 2, which illegally transferred over $75 billion out of the country. The Financial Analysis Unit (UAF) issued alerts on multiple occasions to prosecutor Ángel Valencia regarding suspicious operations, raising questions about why action was not taken sooner.

A significant 49% of citizens doubt José Kast's claims, believing his proposed economic overhaul primarily advantages wealthy corporations and high-income individuals, according to a recent survey.

An analysis of the Colombian presidential campaign records at least 150 cases of misinformation, 43 aimed at Iván Cepeda. Simultaneously, it documents allegations of vote-buying, workplace pressure, and tampered records pointing to Abelardo de la Espriella's campaign.

Gabriel Zaliasnik's appointment as Chile's ambassador to Israel faces serious allegations due to his involvement in nominating judges who have ruled on cases related to his interests without declaring conflicts.

Transparency comes at a price in Peru, as leftist presidential candidate Roberto Sánchez must raise almost 1 million dollars to formally request the challenge of 2,400 voting tables that yield excessively favorable results for his rival, Keiko Fujimori.

The images coming out of Kyiv transcend any military logic, with the Cathedral of the Dormition engulfed in flames above the historic Pechersk Lavra, exemplifying what Russia should not do in this war.

On June 20, 2026, thousands will gather in London for the International Anti-War Conference, aiming to address the rising militarization and global conflicts.

In the Antofagasta Region, an electric tower from CODELCO (Minidro Hales mine) was installed next to geoglyphs representing the Chakana, an ancient symbol of Andean cosmology over 4,000 years old. The Desierto de Atacama Foundation warns that large-scale mining operations threaten pre-Columbian heritage.

The U.S. multinational Chilean Cobalt Corp. is ramping up its NeoRe rare earth project in Chile, backed by Glencore and Madesal. The Kast government signed an agreement with the U.S. regarding critical minerals amid growing concerns about environmental and territorial impacts.