A preliminary study at Clínica Alemana in Valdivia shows that 75% of patients come to medical consultations influenced by information from search engines, social media, or AI, reshaping the doctor-patient relationship. Final results will be submitted to The Lancet Digital Health.

Communities accuse racism and irregularities in the CRUBC of Los Ríos for rejecting the Wadalafken ECMPO. They allege political criteria, manipulation of the Lafkenche Law, and a misinformation campaign. They call on Boric's Government to align its supportive statements on the Lafkenche Law with its actions.

The SEA of Los Ríos has initiated a public participation phase for the Bahía Coique real estate project following modifications in its environmental evaluation process. These changes include a new wastewater treatment system and expanded works, inviting the community to provide feedback.

Criminal law expert Juan Pablo Mañalich from the University of Chile analyzed the ruling in the Gatica case, asserting that the Naín-Retamal Law did have an impact. He warned that the court's reasoning, which links individual actions to collective danger, dangerously justifies severe injuries in protest contexts.

El académico penalista Juan Pablo Mañalich de la Universidad de Chile, analizó el fallo del caso Gatica, afirmando que la Ley Naín-Retamal sí influyó. Advirtió que el razonamiento del tribunal, al vincular la acción individual con un peligro colectivo, justifica de manera peligrosa lesiones gravísimas en contextos de protesta.

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%.

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