In an interview with La Mañanera, the District 12 deputy candidate warned that political actors on the right have "been doing something for years that is starting to bear fruit, which is that people feel human rights do not relate to their lives."

The approval of the joint venture between SQM and Codelco, hailed by Beijing as a triumph of its regulatory framework, conceals a web of legal maneuvers, the sidelining of a Chinese giant (Tianqi), and potential risks for Chile's industrial development, where the law firm Carey emerges as a pivotal thread.

The Israeli Parliament (Knesset) has made significant progress in advancing a controversial bill that would allow the death penalty for Palestinian prisoners, a measure celebrated by a minister of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

In the ANATEL presidential debate, Johannes Kaiser opened the door to a humanitarian pardon for an 80-year-old convicted of child sexual abuse if terminally ill, connecting this stance with his advocacy for benefits for prisoners at Punta Peuco.

“We need to stop claiming that there isn't money because this government has chosen to defund national and public universities and has redirected funds away from debt payments. We must continue intensifying protests against the agenda that threatens public universities, public hospitals, and labor rights,” stated Pilar Barbas, Secretary of the Argentine University Federation (FUA).

Presidential candidate Jeannette Jara of Unidad por Chile deems it "outrageous" that the AFP Association secretly funded the Ciudadanos en Acción foundation led by Kast's advisor, Bernardo Fontaine, to orchestrate digital campaigns against pension reforms. "While claiming to defend your savings in the AFP, they were actually using them to protect their privileges," she asserted.

The full court of the San Miguel Appeals Court has ordered the initiation of an administrative summary investigation against the Property Registrar of Puente Alto and three notaries, stemming from 'serious incidents' highlighted by the press and other internal evidence.

The Pension Superintendence has requested that all Pension Fund Administrators (AFPs) disclose advertising and promotional content that has been indirectly managed by them or individuals funded by the AFPs. AFPs are required to report this information within 5 business days.

"Marginalized areas need more state support, not more abandonment," they stated in a letter to President Gabriel Boric, reminding him of his commitment to equitable police presence: "This must be fulfilled (...) It is unacceptable that wealthier municipalities have an abundance of officers while the more vulnerable territories—where risk and violence are higher—remain unprotected," they asserted.

The impeachment against the now-former Judge Ulloa cited serious breaches of integrity and alleged ties to a corruption network within the judiciary, amid broader investigations into influence peddling and bribery involving former judicial authorities.