A report released on Friday reveals that Servel will file a complaint against the People's Party for unverified expenses that might lead to criminal charges and threaten the party's legal standing.
The administration of José Antonio Kast grappled with confusion and political challenges as it announced the departure of Treasury Undersecretary Juan Pablo Rodríguez, revealing he was dismissed due to a positive drug test result after initially claiming his resignation.
Michelle Bachelet participated in her inaugural debate for the Secretary-General of the United Nations today, following the decision by José Antonio Kast's government to withdraw its support for her candidacy, previously announced by former president Gabriel Boric's administration.
A Special Investigative Commission (CEI) will thoroughly assess former Minister of Security Trinidad Steinert's actions to determine if she interfered in organized crime investigations and why she requested confidential PDI information.
The parliamentarian recalled that "the Constitution sets limits precisely to prevent a temporary majority from conditioning the democratic decisions of future generations. This is the debate that the Constitutional Court must now resolve."
Former minister Mara Sedini opened up about her experiences in the government, alleging a lack of design, internal pressures, and highlighting divisions within José Antonio Kast's administration while questioning the rationale of her appointment.
The investigation into alleged irregularities surrounding the issuance of driving licenses in Collipulli has emerged as a significant institutional concern, leading to serious charges against key members involved in the case.
As the Coquimbo Region grapples with a severe crisis that has led to fatalities and missing persons, opposition parties are escalating demands for the government of José Antonio Kast to delay a contentious economic tax reform to prioritize emergency response efforts.
Lawmakers also rejected Energy Minister Ximena Rincón's support for electric companies, as well as the government's slow response in failing to declare disaster zones on time, and the "media display" by authorities "that does not align with real solutions for the affected residents."
Deputy Daniel Manouchehri strongly rebutted Housing Minister Iván Poduje's criticism, emphasizing the urgent rescue efforts he is participating in while criticizing the minister's inaction during the flooding crisis in Coquimbo.