The Temucuicui Autonomous Community accused that the modification announced by Kast seeks to fulfill an old aspiration of the elite and multinational companies: to open Mapuche lands to the market through alienation, taxation, and leasing. "We will oppose and fight to prevent this new genocide," they declared while demanding the freedom of werken Jorge Huenchullán.

The crisis within the Ministry of Security continues as President José Antonio Kast accepted the resignations of two undersecretaries, marking a significant shake-up in leadership just weeks after the new minister took charge.

The Environmental Evaluation Service (SEA) has recommended the approval of a contentious rare earth extraction project proposed by Aclara Resources in Penco-Lirquén, prompting local communities to organize a march in protest against the multinational mining company.

Former Security Minister Luis Cordero strongly rebuts José Antonio Kast's claims of rising security indices during Gabriel Boric's presidency, stating that the facts contradict the President and highlighting a lack of accurate information available to him.

The response to the Public Accountability report also came from the streets: social, student, feminist, and human rights organizations marched against cuts and Kast's megareform. The protest advanced along the Alameda toward La Moneda, until being repressed by police.

The forum featured participation from political figures and social leaders. Senator Fabiola Campillai stated that in Kast's Public Account, "we could hear the discourse of a President who in social matters only knows how to conjugate two verbs: to restrict and to punish," further questioning the government for having "provoked and deepened the rise in the cost of living." "The economic suffering of the people is collateral damage that does not concern them," the parliamentarian criticized. Watch the full forum here.

Decades of research continue to demonstrate that women are concentrated in precarious jobs that are socially and economically undervalued, resulting in lower wages. Furthermore, during crises, women are often the first to face unemployment. These inequalities become even more pronounced when women become mothers.

"Propétides" is the title of Micaela Paredes-Barraza's work, recognized in Spain with this award from the Valencian Community. Featuring over 40 poems, the volume published by La Esporádica Editorial utilizes the myth of those who defected from Venus' worship as a way to expand and dismantle gender prisons.

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.