The parliamentarian committed to work alongside representatives from ASOF, FETRACOM, and the National Federation of Free Markets to advance an initiative that addresses the gaps in the current legislation, following the removal of two key articles by a Constitutional Court ruling.

Recent comments from the program "La Cofradía" have sparked a debate in Chile about the role of humor in politics, raising concerns about its potential ties to the manosphere and the recruitment of young men into far-right ideologies.

U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced from Panama that Colombia's President, Abelardo De la Espriella, has authorized the United States to conduct joint military operations on Colombian soil as part of the new Americas Counter Cartel Coalition.

A new trial has begun in California against Meta, the company founded by Mark Zuckerberg, concerning the addiction that its social media platforms, Instagram and Facebook, have caused among children and adolescents.

Public backlash is swelling against President Abelardo de la Espriella, as his cheerful demeanor and gestures before announcing over one hundred earthquake-related fatalities have been deemed inappropriate, distancing him from the gravity of the national tragedy.

The project proposes something that Chile has long needed: to acknowledge amateur football as an activity of public interest, valuing its social, community, and preventive functions. It also seeks to establish minimum safety standards, protocols for addressing risk situations, violence prevention, transparency, and clear responsibilities for those organizing competitions.

The independent audiovisual project "The Olive Tree: Heritage" has launched an international crowdfunding campaign to film its second chapter in Chile, home to the largest Palestinian community outside of the Arab world.

Peter Thiel, a prominent tech entrepreneur, will headline the "Winds of Change" libertarian summit in Buenos Aires, uniting influential figures from Chile's far right and the mining industry to promote the libertarian policies of Javier Milei's government as a regional model.

Local organizations and residents from Penco-Lirquén have initiated legal action against a proposed rare earth mining project by Aclara Resources, citing significant threats to water, health, and biodiversity.

In a revealing account, journalist Mónica González disclosed to Chile's Chamber of Deputies that former President Sebastián Piñera operated under a verbal intelligence alert regarding 600 agents from Cuba and Venezuela, which was never substantiated by any documentation.