During the Association of Broadcasters of Chile (ARCHI) debate, José Antonio Kast questioned the continuity of the 40-Hour Work Week Law if he wins the election, responding with a brief "see how we vote on it," reopening the discussion on the future of a labor reform that is already being gradually implemented.

Following the National Congress's decision to completely exclude the Salvador Allende Foundation from the 2026 Budget, a group of organizations and study centers expressed deep concern, stating that it is "alarming that Chile is distancing itself from nations that protect their memory museums, presidential libraries, and national archives as pillars of an informed citizenship."

Former Honduran President Manuel Zelaya denounced that Trump and sectors of the Honduran bipartisan system are attempting to impose an "electoral coup" against candidate Rixi Moncada to distort the popular will and hinder LIBRE's political project. "But they make the same mistake as always: underestimating the Honduran people, Rixi, and our capacity to fight," he warned.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian stated that the Asian giant "opposes external interference in Venezuela's internal affairs under any pretext."

During the debate of the Association of Broadcasters of Chile (ARCHI), José Antonio Kast was questioned by Jeannette Jara about Jorge Quiroz's involvement in collusion and DUI cases. Kast expressed his complete support for Quiroz.

The Second Labor Court of Santiago has rejected the multinational's appeal and upheld two penalties of 60 UTM each. The ruling highlights that the company unilaterally modified the work schedule of a worker with a severely disabled child.

In the Archi debate, Jeannette Jara ruled out pardons and benefits for those convicted of crimes against humanity, asserting that cases like Miguel Krassnoff should be met with justice.

Colombia made it clear that it does not accept military threats, reiterating that drug cooperation must be based on dialogue, shared responsibility, and mutual respect, while also calling for solidarity among Latin America and the Caribbean "against any attempt at external intervention that undermines sovereignty."

An examination of the March 2022 voting by the Full Court of the Santiago Court of Appeals reveals that Antonio Ulloa supported the candidacy of Sergio Yáber for the coveted position of Registrar of Mortgages and Liens in Santiago, amidst transfers exceeding $74 million.

Stripping a person's skin: the mutilation detected on the Coihue Abuelo has raised all alarms in the Mocho Choshuenco National Reserve, prompting CONAF to enhance protective measures for the native forest and prevent further attacks.