Influencers such as “Leonardo Quezada,” with over 215,000 followers; “Oiga Profe,” with 305,000; and “Eva,” with 151,000, participated in the Halloween-themed event that emphasized the current “scary” proposals from candidates and how they could help improve the Chilean dream, showcasing concrete measures from Jara's program that set her apart from her opponents.

Seeking a stay order, the Yagán family argued before the Punta Arenas Court that the eviction violates ILO Convention 169 and disregards that the land was returned in 1994; their lineage connects to Úrsula and Cristina Calderón.

In a critical moment for Judge Antonio Ulloa, who appeared in Parliament for the Impeachment proceedings against him, media access was severely restricted, preventing journalists from speaking with him or capturing images at the session's start and conclusion.

The Senate's Constitutional Committee has achieved a "consensus text" aimed at eliminating the multi-ownership of football clubs, as part of the legislative process to amend the law regulating Professional Sports Corporations.

Following the ruling from the Court of Appeals in Arica, which mandated the reinstatement of a resident to a community WhatsApp group, the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development unveiled a guide aimed at enhancing communication and coexistence in condominiums.

After just two working sessions, the joint special budget committee of the Senate and Chamber has rejected nearly all allocations of the 2026 budget (90%), meaning the initiative will not be addressed until November 17 in the Chamber.

San Fabián prepares for another edition of ÑubleFest, recognized as the first environmental festival and free river celebration in Chile, which for the past two decades has honored community life, sports, and the defense of the Ñuble River.

Ángel Valencia also criticized the judiciary for not acknowledging its share of responsibility in the lengthy judicial process: "It seems that only the actions of the Prosecutor's Office are referenced, while the court distances itself from its own decisions and how those choices may have influenced the organization of the trial," stated the national prosecutor.

Hugo Gutiérrez, born in Iquique, has an impressive track record as a defender of artisanal fishermen, unions, community organizations, and vital human rights causes. Alongside him, Matías Ramírez has risen from grassroots efforts: as a councilman and regional advisor, he has consistently supported those striving for a better life.

The candidate claims to aim at curbing illegal migration and smuggling; however, this proposal wrongly links migration with insecurity.