Jorge Alessandri stated there should be "caution" regarding Controller Dorothy Pérez following her recent ruling on former Minister Steinert. Lawyer Rodrigo Bustos reminded him that "as President of the Chamber of Deputies, he must be careful to respect the checks and balances of a rule of law."

"We have warned about this in the discussion of the 'vandals register'; we all want to combat incivilities, but not with laws that take us backward as a society," commented Deputy Tatiana Urrutia (FA) following the publication of the official document.

The latest Criteria survey reveals that Camila Flores is the lowest-ranked senator while Tomás Vodanovic leads the political rankings, highlighting the contrasting public perceptions of these political figures.

This initiative is part of a broader agenda aimed at protecting indebted families, pushed by both legislators, alongside projects like "Goodbye Dicom" and "Goodbye Historic."

The Criteria poll conducted on July 5 revealed that President José Antonio Kast's approval rating has dropped by 4 points to 35%, while disapproval has surged to 53%. Furthermore, 54% rate the government's economic management as worse than expected and 56% criticize job creation efforts.

A recent investigative report disclosed that former advisor to Miguel Ángel Calisto asserted that Aqua Chile funded the senator through ghost consulting services. Aysén's Prosecutor's Office has launched a new inquiry into alleged bribery of former prosecutor Carlos Palma, while Servel has uncovered over $11 million in unreported expenses.

Matías Letelier, former Health Minister of Coquimbo during Piñera's administration, was arrested for impersonating a police officer and conducting traffic controls on Av. del Mar. He was found with flashing lights and driving a stolen vehicle.

Paulo Contreras has resigned from his position as the head of ANI's Counterintelligence Division following revelations that, while serving as a high-ranking officer in the PDI, he leaked sensitive information to lawyer Luis Hermosilla. The case was brought to light by Reportea and has led to a criminal complaint by lawmakers Daniel Manouchehri and Daniella Cicardini.

Senator Cariola's stance was echoed by members of the United Senate Committee—comprising figures from the DC, PC, Frente Amplio, the Regionalist Green Social Federation, and Independents—who issued a public statement asserting that they "found no openness from the government on the core aspects of this bill."

Senators filed a complaint with the National Prosecutor for bribery, corruption, and violation of secrecy after Reportea revealed that Paulo Contreras, the current chief of the Counterintelligence Division of the National Intelligence Agency, had leaked confidential information to attorney Luis Hermosilla over the years. They also called on Kast's government to remove him immediately and to clarify whether they were aware of these issues at the time of his appointment.