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.

The Libertarian National Party's proposed general amnesty for police and military personnel convicted of human rights violations has sparked significant backlash from opposition parties, who argue it seeks to provide impunity for serious offenses committed during the 2019 social unrest.

Trinidad Steinert has resurfaced as a significant concern for the government of José Antonio Kast, as opposition lawmakers are considering a constitutional accusation against the former Minister of Public Security following a report from the General Comptroller indicating she overstepped her authority in her requests related to an ongoing criminal investigation.

It is demonstrable from philosophy, political science, sociology, law, and particularly from the Enlightenment perspective of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, that following the majority approval of the 2019 Constitution —reinforced by recent decisions— we are witnessing the third major social contract since the Revolution's triumph in January 1959.

According to the fourth report of the Digital Narrative study, the most discussed topic—by volume—was President Kast's confrontation with a child in Villarrica, generating over 27,500 mentions and an 86% negative evaluation among those who commented. The dominant narrative interpreted the incident as an "improper loss of composure for the role."

While the role of Provincial Presidential Delegate does not require a university degree, the complaint states that "the dissemination of false curriculum information to the public constitutes a serious administrative offense and may also represent a criminal act under article 213 of the Penal Code (mere profession impersonation)."

Participants included prominent figures such as Senator Fabiola Campillai, Valparaíso Governor Rodrigo Mundaca, La Cisterna Mayor Joel Olmos, and Mayor Matías Toledo, who highlighted that the meeting "unites different social organizations, neighbors and citizens of Chile who believe in a fairer, more equal country where the people are in charge and we can organize to show Chile there's a real alternative."

"The deterioration of economic expectations occurred due to the shock of fuel prices (...) If you look at any survey from the past few months, you'll see that in March and early April there was a drop that set expectations back at least two years," stated the former Central Bank president.