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.

The Palestinian Community of Chile has condemned the Israeli ambassador's repeated interference as a blatant disrespect to their sovereignty, urging the Foreign Ministry to take action to terminate such conduct.

The President discredited the latest results from the Casen survey, which indicate a 3.2% decrease in the poverty rate from 2022 to 2024 (during Boric's government). According to Kast, "it was clarified that there was an error in the measurement... the numbers presented did not correspond to reality," a statement that former minister Giorgio Jackson described as "data denialism," while Deputy Venegas (PS) warned that Kast's comments are no "coincidence": "First, they discredit institutions, then they seek to control them."

The Kast administration has established a permanent evangelical chapel at La Moneda, emphasizing a religious presence in state institutions amid growing concerns about the intersection of personal beliefs and government roles.

The upcoming fifth edition of the Regional Meeting of the Madrid Forum highlights the troubling connections between José Antonio Kast's Republican Party and Spain's far-right Vox, particularly regarding their treatment of unaccompanied minors amidst the ongoing migration crisis in Ceuta.

Recent remarks by former minister Luis Cordero have been viewed as a call for moderation by his political faction. He suggested that José Antonio Kast's government 'relates more to Chacarillas than to Hungary,' indicating that the key to understanding it lies within local contexts and that this is not an import of foreign political models.

The controversy regarding the derogatory use of the term 'fair lady' by Camila Flores has escalated within her political party, Renovación Nacional, leading to internal disciplinary actions amid public backlash.

A recent survey indicates that despite José Antonio Kast's promotion of growth, 47% of Chileans feel the country is regressing, while 42% expect the economy to worsen in the coming months.

Johannes Kaiser, the president of the Libertarian National Party, recently attended the far-right AfueraFest in Germany, where he controversially posed beside a shirt referencing Pinochet's notorious death flights, highlighting disturbing connections between libertarianism and state terrorism.

Libertarian legislator Joaquín Benegas Lynch is under severe scrutiny for owning a company that sells land to foreigners while simultaneously voting on related legislation currently before Parliament.