A report from the investigative platform Ciper disclosed that former deputy Eduardo Lagos, who is accused of bribery related to former judge Ángela Vivanco's rulings, stated that Senator Loreto Carvajal (PPD) received $300 million in exchange for intervening for Yamil Najle's appointment as registrar in Chillán. The senator has denied these allegations.

During a session of the Senate Women's Commission, attended by Minister of Women Antonia Orellana, the legislator highlighted that the request from the oversight body could infringe upon the rights of these minors.

The local newspaper, Los Angeles Times, reported the story of Britain Rodriguez, 31, who lost sight in one eye after being struck in the face by a "less-lethal" projectile while protesting against deportations and the killing of Renee Good in Minnesota.

Gonzalo Durán, a researcher at Fundación Sol, explained, "The survey masks poverty through the PGU. The reported poverty rate is 17.3%, which is already quite high: 3.5 million people in poverty. But if we exclude the PGU, poverty rises to 22%." He added that if poverty were measured solely by self-generated income, the rate would reach 25%.

The Memory and Human Rights Museum's collection includes oral and written testimonies, legal documents, letters, narratives, press materials, audiovisual and radio content, feature films, historical archives, and documentary photographs. Additionally, through educational efforts and collaboration with communities, researchers, teachers, and students, human rights are actively promoted as a daily civic practice, incorporating art, research, education, and technology.

Amid allegations of political favors to Senator Sebastián Keitel and the stigma of an unresolved doping incident, the potential appointment of ex-shot putter Natalia Duco to the Ministry of Sport sparks a storm of criticism. Experts and conservative factions accuse the government of underestimating the role and sending a detrimental message for public integrity.

After breeding in the warm waters of Central America, these giant cetaceans migrate through the high seas to the southern coasts of Chile to feed. Unlike other populations, they do not head toward polar waters. Another distinctive feature is that they possess a unique type of song, recorded for the first time in 2020.

A study demonstrated that fungal fermentation can transform Chilean seaweed into a highly digestible and sustainable mycoprotein. The development, registered as MycoSeaweed®, won first place in the National Food Innovation Award in the "Healthy Living Foods" category.

In the Biobío region, temperatures are projected to reach 37 to 38 degrees on Sunday, January 18, and Monday, January 19, particularly in the valleys and precordillera, while the Maule and Ñuble regions could see thermometers rise to 38 or even 39 degrees in interior zones. In the Metropolitan Region, temperatures are expected to range from 34 to 38 degrees, with critical areas such as Lampa and Tiltil experiencing potentially higher readings.

A thorough search of the area, enhanced by aerial monitoring and navigating through canyons and difficult terrains, led to the successful rescue of the lost tourist on Friday, who was found somewhat dehydrated but generally in good health.