Following the meeting, Valencia stated, "Attorney General Pam Bondi reiterated the Department of Justice's willingness to continue cooperating on matters of mutual interest, such as money laundering, financial asset recovery, transnational organized crime prosecution, particularly concerning the Tren de Aragua and the clarification of Lieutenant Ronald Ojeda's murder."

The national president of the Teachers' Union, Mario Aguilar, emphasized that educators are "quite worried about the announced cuts, as their impact on education could be very negative. Education is, in our view, a deficit area even with the current budgets. If cuts are being considered in education, it is a grave issue," he stated.

A recent development intensifies the institutional and political crisis surrounding the cryptocurrency $LIBRA, which collapsed, resulting in millions lost for investors. Digital forensic investigations reveal that President Javier Milei was far from a mere observer in the dealings, as an intricate web of lobbying and personal favors tied him closely to the scandal.

Deputy José Montalva has accused the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development (Minvu) of "freezing all its administrative management" while the government unveils its "National Reconstruction Plan," aiming to expedite solutions for disaster-affected areas.

In a significant ruling, the Oral Criminal Court of Valdivia acquitted 18 Mapuche communal leaders of charges related to timber theft, citing insufficient evidence from the Public Prosecutor's Office to support the claims.

The Mapuche Prisoners' Voice reported punishments against community members in pretrial detention at Angol and Temuco jails. Pelentaro Llaitul Pezoa was sanctioned with seven days without package delivery for protesting against remote hearings. In Angol, leader Rafael Pichun Collonao faced physical force from a large troop of guards and suffered visitation restrictions without prior notice.

One year into his return, Donald Trump's promise to end endless wars, stating during his campaign that "I will not start any wars; I will stop them," has resulted in bombings across seven countries. The offensive against Iran, launched without evidence of an imminent threat, has led to a humanitarian disaster with millions displaced and a cost of $16.5 billion in less than two weeks.

From prison, Héctor Llaitul accuses Boric's government of being the 'worst since the dictatorship' for the Mapuche people, citing militarization, a record number of political prisoners, and zero land restitution. He warns that by strengthening the neoliberal model and repression, the president has paved the way for a neofascist offensive against the communities.

President José Antonio Kast's administration announces tax cuts for large corporations and restrictions on university tuition waivers, prompting a flood of reactions on social media, including campaign videos and statements denouncing electoral promise violations.

Forensic analysis of Mauricio Novelli's phone uncovered a document proving a $5 million deal for Javier Milei to promote $LIBRA. The file, dated February 11, 2025, outlines staggered payments linked to the presidential tweet and a contract signing with Hayden Davis in the presence of Karina Milei.