"It is unacceptable for such a powerful economic sector to use its influence to manipulate public debate about pensions with propaganda disguised as information," stated the FA deputy.

The Argentine artist transcends urban genres to deliver a generational manifesto with folk and trova.

In an interview with La Mañanera, Communist Party leader Juan Andrés Lagos remarked that "right-wing candidates are unruly and highly aggressive," urging for the public to become familiar with each candidate's proposals regarding the major issues facing Chilean society.

Political analysis by the Director of El Ciudadano for the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation on the 2025 presidential elections in Chile. What political projects are at stake? The author identifies at least three projects: authoritarian neoliberalism, grand neoliberal coalition, and popular social-democratic front.

Fontaine's foundation, funded by the AFP, pays influencers to spread industry-friendly messages, which have been promoted on social media through at least $200 million in Meta (Instagram and Facebook) advertising.

UNO PUNTO CINCO's analysis of the 2025 presidential programs reveals that the environmental agenda has lost importance to economic growth. The proposals are divided between those aiming to reconcile development with sustainability and those prioritizing deregulation. Jara and Matthei present the most robust platforms, while Kast and Kaiser offer the weakest.

Jara believes that Kast is trying to instill in Chile "a situation that has never occurred, where someone attacks a presidential candidate, aiming to generate even more fear in a population that is already scared."

"Giovanni Calderón does not pay, Giovanni Calderón does not comply," reads the advertisement published in El Chañarcillo, just two weeks before the parliamentary and presidential elections, aiming to alert "the citizens of the Atacama Region" that "senate candidate Giovanni Calderón does not fulfill his commitments."

As the presidential campaign for the 2026-2030 term heats up, candidate Jeannette Jara met on Thursday, November 6, with representatives of the Popular Party, led by union leader Cristian Cuevas.

According to the left-wing candidate, it is an internal struggle within the right to see "who will lead the sector and which political faction will ultimately diminish or disappear."