The workers' association explained that while there were previous meetings with the Budget Directorate, the ongoing negotiations to ensure the calculation of this payment appear to have been conducted without worker participation in negotiations or formal agreements. They are calling for Dipres to fulfill its commitment to establish a technical working group before finalizing the initiative.

This new single merges the energy of power pop and punk with a critical perspective on the ongoing consequences of Pinochet's dictatorship on Chilean society. Influenced by the sounds of bands like The Clash, Elvis Costello & The Attractions, and The Jam, the single proposes a reflection on how various political, economic, and cultural structures inherited from the dictatorship continue to persist in democracy.

For these charges, the Public Prosecutor's Office sought 22 years in prison, but none of its accusations were upheld by the court, which only ruled on the charge of "threats." The final sentence will be revealed on July 20.

In a significant gathering, over forty organizations across Latin America have voiced strong opposition to gene editing technologies in agriculture, warning of corporate attempts to control seeds and undermine food sovereignty.

The construction of an amusement park in Paine by José Antonio Kast has sparked significant controversy, including the initiation of work without proper environmental permits and a serious accident involving a Haitian worker.

The closure of the Unit for the Search of Origins and Relatives of Individuals Affected by Illegal Adoptions has left thousands of victims abandoned, raising urgent questions about the costs associated with child adoption.

Following the Netherlands' approval of her extradition, the countdown has begun for former Antofagasta mayor Karen Rojo to return to Chile to serve her sentence for fiscal fraud amounting to $26 million.

In the latest Political Leadership Monitor by Datavoz, José Antonio Kast leads with 45.78% in negative mentions, highlighting a significant decline in public approval since his presidency began on March 11.

"For example, in February, a truck was nearly destroyed by a front loader operated by an external company within the mine. Additionally, last week, conveyor belt workers were almost crushed by hundreds of kilograms of material in the crushing area," warned the union.

The court ruled that due to the recent reopening of the investigation—for an additional 60 days—it is inappropriate to hold the immunity hearing since the inquiry into alleged fiscal fraud is still ongoing.