Deputies Carmen Hertz (PC) and Coca Ñanco (FA), along with deputies Sergio Bobadilla (UDI), Mauro González (RN), and Jaime Mulet (FRVS), have been appointed to review the constitutional charges. Once notified, the former minister will have 10 days to present himself to the committee in person or in writing.

"The different governments were not capable of recognizing this situation in all its magnitude, this situation of inequality, of abuses," stated the late former president in October 2019, as the media simultaneously reported the explosive increase in protests.

Six years after the announcement of the Decarbonization Plan, the Coalition, which comprises organizations from Chile’s sacrifice zones, has highlighted that despite the closure of 11 coal-fired power plants between 2019 and 2024, the energy transition is losing social legitimacy. The absence of remediation plans, weak citizen engagement, and the chaotic implementation of renewable energies, which are now generating new socio-environmental conflicts, threaten to reproduce the same injustices under a new energy model.

The sister and father of former Macul mayor Gonzalo Montoya labeled the report as "a crude and obvious attempt" to divert attention from administrative issues of the current administration, "led by a mayor heavily scrutinized for improper use of medical leaves" and a municipal management "marked by failures and political operators of the Republican Party." They did not rule out pursuing legal action.

"For the house, for a roof, Housing is a Right!" With this rallying cry, residents have extended a call to Unidad por Chile candidate Jeannette Jara to "develop housing and urban policies that reflect common sense, participation, and long-term vision, where organizations are active participants in solutions rather than mere spectators in the process."

In the "Manifesto for a Chile with Dignified Housing and Safe Neighborhoods" addressed to Jara, community members issued a call "to create housing and urban policies grounded in common sense, active participation, and a long-term outlook, where organizations play an active role in solutions rather than merely observing the process."

The latest survey from Criteria confirms that Jeannette Jara, the candidate from Unidad por Chile, continues to lead in the presidential race, maintaining a strong voter intention.

With a voter turnout of 67.85%, the lowest since 1983, La Libertad Avanza (LLA) secures a national victory, poised to hold one-third of the legislative seats essential for sustaining vetoes and negotiating reforms; this outcome coincides with Donald Trump's conditional backing.

The Historic Pact is holding its first open consultation to select presidential and congressional candidates for 2026. Iván Cepeda and Carolina Corcho are in contention following Daniel Quintero's withdrawal. Analysts highlight that the essence of the process lies in mobilization and the electoral landscape, not merely the final vote count.

Argentina is voting in crucial legislative elections, renewing 127 deputies and 24 senators under the new Single Paper Ballot system. The results will redefine governability and the balance of power between the ruling party, Peronism, and the traditional opposition.