CIPER revealed that the firm Lagos, Vargas & Silber Legal Advisors Limited received $414 million from Plaza Egaña SpA, controlled by Inmobiliaria Fundamenta. This was stated in a response from the SII to a request from the Los Lagos Regional Prosecutor's Office, which is investigating the CBM consortium case.

"In Chile, during a second round, public debate is not a favor but the means through which Chileans learn about the country candidates want to build," asserted the Unidad por Chile candidate.

"What has been ruled out is that it was an assassination attempt or that it was directed against him due to his political activism. We have no evidence linking it to that," stated Public Security Minister Luis Cordero to the press.

Amidst the strengthening and restructuring of Jeannette Jara's presidential campaign and the challenges ahead, the candidate has requested Darío Quiroga's resignation from his role as strategic coordinator, the campaign team reported in a brief note.

In "The Village Is Global," a project awarded the Fondart Artistic Creation grant, the photographer uses her lens to journey from Santiago to Rome and from London to Cartagena, Barcelona, Zapallar, and Dorset, with the aim of bridging distances and fostering human connection.

On the first day of discussion and voting for the 2026 Budget Law, the Senate approved five funding items, following the rejection of 14 items by the Chamber of Deputies.

Legislator warned that the climate of political revenge established by some right-wing sectors is jeopardizing essential state programs and obligations to the country's population.

Amid his "trade war," U.S. President Trump initially imposed a 10% tariff on Brazilian exports and later raised it to 50% in retaliation against the trial of former president Jair Bolsonaro, one of his far-right allies in the region.

For the candidate, this is a "regrettable situation because I would like to see Chile combat organized crime not only by pursuing those who sell little packets of drugs on the corner but also by going after the big fish, and the Chilean right has repeatedly refused to do that."

Through its 15-year history, Carnaval Las Cañas has evolved into more than just a popular celebration: it serves as a platform for self-management, community creativity, and artistic expression, using music, circus, dance, percussion, and theater as tools for social transformation and community strengthening.