Leaders from the artisanal fishing sector caution the Republican about potential conflicts of interest and regulatory capture. They demand the continuation of fishing reform and concrete social protection measures for the sector.

Days before the final endorsement at the Comptroller's Office, Deputy Cristián Tapia (IND-PPD) challenges the rush to finalize the SQM-Codelco agreement, citing secrecy and demanding a halt to the signature until a complete audit is completed.

Union leaders exited the Casa Grande del Pueblo without any agreement after Rodrigo Paz's government refused to repeal Supreme Decree 5503, which eliminates fuel subsidies, a measure labeled a "fuel price hike" impacting the finances of workers and families in Bolivia.

The former municipal chief was convicted by the Rancagua Oral Criminal Court for a corruption scheme involving awarding contracts and direct deals in exchange for payments, vehicles, credit card use, and other benefits from businesses linked to the municipality.

Russia's Permanent Representative to the UN, Vasili Nebenzia, cautioned that U.S. actions represent "a clear signal to all countries in the region aspiring to follow a sovereign path and independently determine their economic, political, and cultural systems." He warned, "As soon as you try to do something for your people, you will be treated just as they are treating Venezuela now."

In November, the Court of Appeals in Temuco accepted a protective measure for two minors, establishing a serious violation of their rights and ordering the sanitary company to clean and decontaminate their home within a month. The deadline expired, and the family, poisoned and displaced, continues to await justice while denouncing state and corporate abandonment.

Is the noise produced by motorcycles interfering with your quality of life? With this question, Environment Minister Maisa Rojas announced the start of the review of regulations, stating, "Noise is a pollutant that significantly affects health, especially for those of us living in cities," highlighting the initiative's importance.

The legislator highlighted the agreement made between the Ministry of Transport and Telecommunications (MTT) and rural transport providers from the regions of Valparaíso, O'Higgins, Maule, and Ñuble, which will sustain the compensation system until 2026, ensuring commitments are made for future structural improvements.

Judge Rosa Caballero also convicted Belén Carrasco, the former municipal treasurer and partner of then-Mayor Yáñez. According to the investigation, the crimes were perpetrated between March 2022 and November 2023.

Members of the Sintrac Honorarios Union held a demonstration at the La Pintana City Council to protest what they termed as "unjust dismissals," claiming a "persistent anti-union practice" by the local administration.