From the union’s perspective, the 2026 budget does not create new positions even though Junji plans to open 16 new kindergartens that would require 235 additional staff—an omission that could undermine compliance with the Early Childhood Education Modernization Law and the Karin Law by forcing current personnel to take on greater responsibilities without reinforcements or additional resources.

“Libertarian” lawmaker José Luis Espert, who resigned his parliamentary bid in Buenos Aires Province, has been formally charged with money laundering after allegedly receiving $200,000 in drug proceeds. He is simultaneously linked to a probe into undeclared private flights and expenses that allegedly benefited Javier Milei’s campaign.

Fernando Sabag received a 10-year sentence as the principal offender for attempted aggravated homicide, while Brenda Uliarte was given 8 years as a necessary participant. Figures from Peronism and the left criticized the judiciary for failing to pursue the alleged masterminds behind the plot: “We want to know who ordered the killing of Cristina,” said Moreno Mayor Mariel Fernández.

The university’s Student Federation is maintaining the campus occupation and stoppage over an alleged legitimacy crisis.

Every day without a ban means more doping, confinement, and death for greyhounds. The bill to end clandestine races is on the Chamber’s agenda—at seventh place—and activists are urging citizens to apply pressure so it is not postponed again.

The National Federation of Associations of MOP Officials (FENAMOP) denounced the arbitrary dismissal of professional Anahí Contreras Chacón, who had reported alleged workplace violence and harassment at the Directorate of Port Works. The federation argues her rights were violated and that legal protocols designed to protect whistleblowers—under the Karin Law—were ignored.

The Mapuche organization Yaguel Lavkenche issued a statement on the case of Julia Chuñil, joined by more than 800 individuals and organizations backing its call for justice and its denunciation of judicial racism by the Chilean state.

In October 1973, upon reaching the area known as Las Coimas, the political detainees were forced out of the vehicle transporting them and executed by uniformed personnel by gunfire.

In contrast with campaigns financed by major business leaders, such as that of entrepreneur Nicolás Ibáñez Scott, who recently contributed CLP $38 million split between José Antonio Kast and Evelyn Matthei, Jara’s bid is sustained by thousands of small, individual contributions.

“Three people from different sectors told me it’s a fact: the right has pulled the curtain on Matthei, they’re all backing Kast—and business leaders think that would be very good,” the noted journalist revealed in a conversation on La Mañanera.