National Prosecutor Ángel Valencia has denied the request to remove the Regional Prosecutor of Los Ríos from the Julia Chuñil case. After reviewing claims of bias and prejudice, it was concluded that no legal grounds existed for disqualification, affirming the investigative authority's actions and dismissing all complaints.

Thirty years after the historic 1995 Beijing Conference, China and UN Women co-hosted the Global Leaders Meeting on Women. The gathering reaffirmed international commitments to gender equality and introduced new cooperation measures, highlighting Chile's participation and the presence of Michelle Bachelet.

The presidential candidate reaffirmed her intention to deepen the bilateral relationship between Chile and China.

With screenshots of messages as evidence, the spokesperson for presidential candidate Jeannette Jara publicly accused Manuel Guerra of digital harassment after receiving repeated messages from the former prosecutor, who is currently under investigation for revealing secrets and has connections with the controversial lawyer Luis Hermosilla.

The program 'Nobody is Safe' from El Ciudadano, set to launch this electoral season, kicked off with an incident at José Antonio Kast's headquarters. Journalist Fernando Lasalvia, who found the venue open and prepared for an event, was expelled after he started asking questions, culminating in the closing of the gates and the intervention of the press officer and security personnel.

Pressure mounts for the advancement of a bill aimed at suspending salary payments to legislators disqualified from office by court order.

Sociologist Marcos Valdés has released his third projection for the 2025 presidential election, based on median data from June to September. The study indicates that Jara and Kast are likely to move forward to the second round, with Kast showing signs of stagnation and Harold Mayne-Nicholls making a surprising rise, while undecided voters remain close to 10%.

In a country that has claimed to be democratic for 35 years, repression, disappearances, and silencing of those who dissent from economic powers and the State continue, denounced the family of the environmental defender and Mapuche leader.

The ruling candidate showcased the first clips of her television campaign, blending a connection with citizens and concrete proposals on security and border control.

Marcos Barraza, the leader of the Communist Party and candidate for Deputy in District No. 8, warned that this is not an isolated comment, but is rooted in a disdain for the State and highlights the significant risks the country faces if an extremist of the far-right were to rise to power.