Matías Letelier, former Health Minister of Coquimbo during Piñera's administration, was arrested for impersonating a police officer and conducting traffic controls on Av. del Mar. He was found with flashing lights and driving a stolen vehicle.

"The real public policy error does not lie in protecting state infrastructure. It consists of having reduced a strategic decision on investment, tourism, and international reputation to a problem of grass maintenance." Column by Dana Davis.

The National Association of Women’s Ministry Employees (ANFUMMEG) has filed complaints with the Public Prosecutor and the Comptroller’s Office regarding irregular salary increases and alleged abuses. They described the situation as "out of control" and "lacking ethics," amid a series of cuts to social programs in the country, demanding accountability and an investigation.

On the 40th anniversary of the 'Quemados Case', Carmen Gloria Quintana voiced her disappointment over the regression in human rights and the rise of denialism. Justice took 38 years to convict those responsible, and human rights organizations have called for keeping the memory alive to ensure it never happens again.

Paulo Contreras has resigned from his position as the head of ANI's Counterintelligence Division following revelations that, while serving as a high-ranking officer in the PDI, he leaked sensitive information to lawyer Luis Hermosilla. The case was brought to light by Reportea and has led to a criminal complaint by lawmakers Daniel Manouchehri and Daniella Cicardini.

Global leaders marked the 105th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party, reflecting on its transformative role in shaping contemporary history and China's significant influence on the world stage.

Senator Cariola's stance was echoed by members of the United Senate Committee—comprising figures from the DC, PC, Frente Amplio, the Regionalist Green Social Federation, and Independents—who issued a public statement asserting that they "found no openness from the government on the core aspects of this bill."

Musically, this work expands the boundaries of Antar's offerings by incorporating influences ranging from contemporary black metal and hardcore to ambient and minimalism, crafting a dynamic album that intertwines intensity, atmospheric elements, and moments of profound introspection while maintaining the band's distinctive identity.

In its fourth edition, the initiative expands its reach by including transitional school levels from across the country. Five pedagogical practices will be selected, each receiving a fund of 1 million pesos and starring in an episode of the program's web docuseries.

The programming will showcase productions from Ocaso Teatro, Tercer Cuerpo, Bitácora Teatro Chile, and the AMARelTÉ Research Project, inviting audiences to explore contemporary issues through diverse theatrical languages. Performances will follow a “pay what you can” model to enhance accessibility to the performing arts.