The housing movement advocates for the extension of the Housing Emergency Plan to include measures that curb land price speculation, the primary cause of the housing crisis. They also demand expedited processing of ongoing projects and prioritize the 2026 budget for social housing over loans to businesses.

This time, it was stipulated that the process must include "proper prior notification to the victim," which was not adhered to during the previous proceedings.

In the first episode of the second season of Podcastpitalismo, lawyer and Director of El Ciudadano, Javier Pineda Olcay, conversed with fellow lawyer and Urban Development master's graduate Esteban Serey about the right to the city and housing rights.

The play tells the story of a group of people living in a provincial setting who are overwhelmed by the tedium and boredom of idleness, leading them to the brink of violence against each other or themselves. The cast includes Nicolás Zárate, Guilherme Sepúlveda, Catalina Saavedra, Emilia Noguera, Jaime Leiva, and Camila Oliva.

Unlike other political campaigns, Jeannette Jara's initiative has distinguished itself by not accepting funding from large investors, but rather relying on contributions from ordinary citizens, which account for over half of the total funds raised.

Christian Dulansky emphasized that the far-right is quick to point fingers at others while ignoring their own faults, highlighting the need for accountability in the upcoming elections during his discussion with La Mañanera.

The Santiago Oral Criminal Court has acquitted all defendants in the SQM Case by a 2-1 majority, criticizing the Public Prosecutor'sOffice for "mismanagement" that prolonged the process, weakened evidence, and failed to prove crimes beyond a reasonable doubt.

Nearly a year after Julia Chuñil's disappearance in Máfil, Mapuche communities and organizations from the Lavkenche territory convened in Cañete to demand justice and participate in the national mobilization planned for November 8.

The union accuses Recalcine of violating the collective agreement and shutting down dialogue, resulting in their decision to pursue legal action for anti-union practices in labor court.

Colombian academic Nicolás Herrera Farfán visits Chile to engage in academic and community activities focused on Latin American critical thought and the work of revolutionary priest Camilo Torres, as well as to discuss his book The Educational Praxis of Camilo Torres and liberation philosophy on the Podcastpitalismo program.