Scientific denialism by public officials or political representatives—and the spread of their extreme narratives—poses a serious risk that must be contained in time. One example is Donald Trump, whose rhetoric is echoed in Chile by Kast and Kaiser: he calls climate change “a hoax” and recently claimed that acetaminophen use during pregnancy causes autism in babies, a claim thoroughly refuted by medical science.

The goal is to jump-start active guanaco reintroduction—the largest native land mammal in Chile. In pre-Columbian times, the species may have numbered between 30 and 50 million from northern Peru to Patagonia. Today, its population is estimated at just over 5% of that figure, concentrated mainly in Argentina’s Patagonia.

Jeannette Jara unveiled measures to curb UF-linked abuses, lower electricity bills, support caregivers, and reclaim areas taken over by drug trafficking—aimed at delivering certainty, dignity, and real relief for Chilean families.

“We support and are in tune with the Mil Tambores Carnival, and we commit to residents that this weekend there will be no protests or street blockades so the festivities can be enjoyed with joy and safety,” the workers said, after staging forceful demonstrations this week over what they describe as zero progress on their labor rights and benefits.

Investigative outlet Ciper Chile obtained chat messages that appear to confirm a link between Kast and “Neuroc,” who —alongside figures such as former Canal 13 director “Patito Verde”— was identified and confronted in a TV report over the recent spread of false information on social media targeting Evelyn Matthei, Jeannette Jara, and President Gabriel Boric, among others.

By Luiza Calvette, Leonardo Nascimento, Gabriela de Fátima Cia, Ollivia Galdino and Leonardo Argollo

The Senate overturned presidential vetoes on the pediatric emergency and university funding laws, leaving the “libertarian” government constitutionally obligated to promulgate them.

Hamas also confirmed its approval to hand over administration of the Gaza Strip to an independent, technocratic Palestinian authority based on Palestinian national consensus and backed by Arab and Islamic support.

The process involves interviews that capture people’s stories and convert them into visual material using an artificial intelligence system trained on historical photographs of Valparaíso. In this way, personal memories become images that—while neither traditional photographs nor illustrations—offer a new way to represent cultural heritage.

The pledge appears on flyers that Camila Flores’s (RN) supporters and campaign team have been distributing in recent weeks across the Valparaíso Region. Insulza (PS) called the proposal “dangerous, baseless populism” and reminded voters that reintroducing the death penalty is prohibited by international treaties ratified by the Chilean state.