The General Board of Mothers, Fathers, and Guardians filed a legal protection resource due to the improper use of the protocol on students, claiming a lack of due process.

A BCI document, as reported by Reportea, reveals a payment of $1.6 million from Sergio Yáber to Senator Matías Walker, who claims it was assistance for his son's airfare. This incident links the suspended Conservator, under investigation for bribery, to another legislator, Representative Araya, highlighting a political financing scheme.

A reserved report from OS-7 sent to prosecutors reveals intercepted calls involving registrar Sergio Yáber, in which he claims to have transferred $1.7 million to Congressman Cristián Araya and details political maneuvers related to former judge Antonio Ulloa. The report suggests that the findings "could potentially be criminal," as published by CIPER.

A mini documentary from HispanTV accuses the Public Prosecutor's Office of lacking objectivity and failing to investigate Fernando Cassorla's role in the Jadue case. This aligns with allegations of lawfare from scholars and cultural figures, who have raised concerns about an attack on democracy, as Jadue's candidacy for parliament was obstructed.

Presidential candidate Jeannette Jara of Unidad por Chile has unveiled an extensive and diverse list of team additions, notably featuring new campaign chief Paulina Vodanovic and various political, social, and cultural figures, including celebrated astronomer Teresa Paneque, who has recently been awarded the “Oscar of Scientific Communication” in the U.S.

Jeannette Jara has welcomed Mario Marcel and Carlos Ominami to her economic team, enhancing her campaign strategy for the upcoming election runoff. Jara emphasized that the addition of the former Finance Minister, who had distanced himself from public debates, provides substantial technical support for her proposal.

Senator Francisco Huenchumilla, president of the Christian Democratic Party, stated that the 'Yellow' and 'Democrat' parties, led by former DC members who shifted to the right, will extinguish following their electoral failure. He argued that their project was "a camouflage of the right" and called on grassroots members to return to the DC, which has its doors open.

The #QueremosTupungato campaign sent a letter to President Gabriel Boric demanding the completion of protections for 70,000 pending hectares in the Olivares and Colorado valleys, thus finalizing a total area of 142,000 hectares for the "Great Tupungato Park." They warn that the government has yet to submit the decree to the Comptroller's Office and that "time is running out."

The "Chilean Sacrifice" series from UChile TV examines the impact of key industries like salmon farming, forestry, mining, and real estate on communities and ecosystems. With a critical approach, it combines local testimonials and expert insights to question the true cost of progress. Available on UChile TV and YouTube.

Miguel Ángel Toledo, a former Carabineros captain known for his public denouncements against high-ranking officials, was found dead in his home in Victoria. The cause of death remains unknown. His case garnered significant attention on social media due to his critical stance on the police institution and its agents' involvement in timber theft.