Chile's economy experienced a notable growth of 2.5% in 2025, driven by strong investment and consumer spending, a revelation that contradicts claims of an 'economic emergency' presented by the government of José Antonio Kast.

The administration of José Antonio Kast has withdrawn the Third National Human Rights Plan 2026-2029, a comprehensive initiative approved by Boric's government, which included 175 measures aimed at promoting human rights, amid increasing criticism and concerns over the reversal of established human rights standards.

The 7th Criminal Court of Santiago has issued a guilty verdict against lawyer Maximiliano Alfonso Lobos Lacoste for defamation and slander against Judge Daniel Urrutia, stemming from malicious statements made on social media.

Despite accumulating 311 days of medical leave over two years and having an active debt with the State, the journalist takes on a trusted role in the Regional Delegation of Aysén.

Gonzalo Quiroga Soria, accused of fraud and manipulation of bids, is set to manage the finances of Minister Lincolao's Office.

The administration of José Antonio Kast has officially withdrawn the proposed law for sectoral collective bargaining, a move deemed a "political provocation" by workers' unions and indicative of increasing tensions in labor discussions ahead.

The government's decision to withdraw decrees concerning pollution, biodiversity, and protected areas sends a clear political signal: less environmental regulation and more space for economic interests in contested territories.

The environmental organization urgently requests that President Kast clarify the reasons behind the withdrawal of 43 crucial decrees concerning essential environmental protections in Chile, including air quality standards, emissions regulations for industries like thermoelectric plants, decontamination plans for Lake Villarrica, and essential regulations for the implementation of the Biodiversity and Protected Areas Service.

Deputy Jorge Brito (FA) announced that Finance Minister Quiroz's testimony is scheduled for Tuesday, March 24, at 3:00 PM at the Congress building in Valparaíso.

Award-winning composer Camila Vaccaro, recognized as Best Singer-Songwriter at the Pulsar Awards 2024, is set to perform with her band Los Reales on Thursday, March 26, at 8:30 PM in Sala SCD Egaña, as part of a program fully dedicated to women. "The Cabinet of the Condemned" is a musical and performative project honoring seven women from different eras in Chilean history, whose lives were affected by social, judicial, religious, or media condemnation.