This Public Account should not be interpreted as a historic turning point but rather as an ideological clarification. The reduction of corporate taxes, regulatory easing, expedited investment permits, and fiscal discipline do not represent innovations but the revival of a classic repertoire of Chilean neoliberalism.

"Every time Quiroz appears, things go wrong for Chile. First, it was with the collusions, and now with political decisions like the gas price hike that raised living costs for all Chileans," the socialist parliamentarian stated in an interview with Xanadu Radio.

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 This, combined with an "entirely outdated" curriculum and societal issues affecting families, inevitably spills over into schools as violence, the leader argued.

Is the Minister acting within his legal competencies and according to the established procedural norms? This discussion is crucial, especially since Iván Poduje's arrival at the Ministry of Housing has extended a state of ongoing uncertainty within the industry.

The legislator also called for a careful review of the proposal concerning incivilities, particularly if it involves the loss of social rights - such as the PGU - for behaviors that do not necessarily constitute crimes.

According to Governor René Saffirio, the claims made by President Kast lack factual basis. "La Araucanía is experiencing one of its best tourism moments in decades. Facts prevail over narratives," he stated.

José Antonio Kast has announced plans to reform Indigenous Law 19.253, aiming to allow leases and mortgages on ancestral lands, a move that could significantly impact the relationship between the State and Indigenous communities.

The Monthly Economic Activity Index (Imacec) has revealed a concerning 1.2% drop in April compared to last year, along with a staggering 11.8% decline in the mining sector, challenging the economic recovery narrative put forth by the government of José Antonio Kast.

In light of the popular uprising sweeping through Bolivia, Rodrigo Paz has been unable to break the massive multisector protests led by the Central Workers' Union (COB), farmers, transport workers, and miners who have taken to the streets for over a month to demand his resignation.

The study “Beyond the Metaphor” reviewed 440 verifiable measures from José Kast's program and concluded that only one is fully accomplished. The report also identifies 351 uninitiated commitments and 36 Executive actions contradicting campaign promises.