Residents of Quillota have successfully removed 90 tons of waste from the Aconcagua River to prevent serious flooding and fires in light of the confirmed arrival of the El Niño phenomenon. The community is calling for urgent intervention from authorities in the watershed and is proposing to turn the illegal dump in the area into a communal park.

A gathering is scheduled for 7 PM this Thursday, June 25, in Plaza de Armas, Santiago, to demand an end to government-initiated seizures, with assemblies also emerging in other regions of the country.

The Supreme Court has definitively resolved a long-standing legal dispute, declaring the 99-year lease of Mapuche land as invalid and characterizing it as an "evident trickery" and "manifest legal fraud."

Abbas Araghchi, Iran's Foreign Minister, emphasized that the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Lebanon will be a key measure of the United States' commitment to honoring key agreements.

The Autonomous Fiscal Council has issued a ruling affirming that there are no arithmetic errors in the debt projections from the Boric administration, effectively undermining claims made by Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz regarding inconsistencies in the government's financial reports.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has raised serious concerns over the integrity of the country's electoral system, alleging significant vulnerabilities in the software used during the recent elections, which could compromise the democratic process.

The EU is set to hold pivotal trade discussions with China amidst rising tensions over trade imbalances and supply chain security, aiming to establish a balance between cooperation and strategic autonomy.

In his official communication issued on June 22nd, Minister Poduje stated that during the event, "a speech was delivered by a staff member from that Service which included criticisms directed at the Government and senior officials from the Ministry of Housing and Urbanism," prompting him to request the complete recording of this intervention as well as any other audiovisual records of the event.

In relation to universities, Takuri Tapia, president of the National Federation of State University Workers in Chile, warned that "the 3% that was once announced could translate into a 15% to 20% cut of the universities' budgets," while Javier Obando of the Association of Education Superintendents highlighted the current lack of oversight regarding educational sponsors.

Residents of Ñuñoa, Puente Alto, and Peñalolén have witnessed their mayors confronting individuals misusing public spaces, with some even wearing bulletproof vests to assert their presence. This situation has sparked discussions reminiscent of the 1990s, when vagrancy was still criminalized.