"Marginalized areas need more state support, not more abandonment," they stated in a letter to President Gabriel Boric, reminding him of his commitment to equitable police presence: "This must be fulfilled (...) It is unacceptable that wealthier municipalities have an abundance of officers while the more vulnerable territories—where risk and violence are higher—remain unprotected," they asserted.

The impeachment against the now-former Judge Ulloa cited serious breaches of integrity and alleged ties to a corruption network within the judiciary, amid broader investigations into influence peddling and bribery involving former judicial authorities.

A chronicle by César Verduga, former Minister of Government of Ecuador, capturing the experiences of an Ecuadorian family in Eternal Moscow, with a focus on his journey at the Russian University of Friendship Among Peoples Patrice Lumumba (RUDN).

Unidad por Chile candidate Jeannette Jara reached 611,000 followers on Instagram, surpassing José Antonio Kast following the success of a video that blends humor, popular culture, and government proposals.

COP30 commenced on Monday in Belém, Brazil, featuring over 50 world leaders and representatives from 160 countries. However, it was the communities and environmental advocates who set the tone for the day with a powerful intervention that condemned the violence faced by those protecting the land.

The popular deputy candidate challenges the entrenched political elite of Arica and Parinacota, known for practices rejected by the public.

Las Cisternas Mayor Joel Olmos reacted on social media to revelations about the alleged funding of digital campaigns by the AFPs, directly targeting José Antonio Kast's advisor, Bernardo Fontaine.

The tender invitation from the President stands in stark contrast to the controversial image of the candidate shielded by bulletproof glass.

In the vote, Senators Pedro Araya (PPD), Javier Macaya (UDI), and Rojo Edwards (Ind) abstained. Meanwhile, María José Gatica (RN), Francisco Chahuán (RN), and Jorge Soria (PPD) did not cast their votes.

Currently, the officer, born in Chiguayante in 1968, serves as the Commander of Ground Operations, a position he took on in 2024, where he oversees planning and directing the operational readiness of the Ground Force. Starting in March 2026, he will become the new top leader of the Army.