Two of the world's wealthiest men accuse each other of betraying the "charitable" foundation they built together. As the Oakland court witnesses the spectacle, uncomfortable questions remain: who controls the AI that already thinks for a billion people, who funds the European far-right from their phone, and why does democracy look the other way?

Macarena Chahuán, a 33-year-old Chilean-Palestinian journalist, was intercepted in international waters while traveling on the Yaffa, a vessel of the Global Sumud Flotilla en route to Gaza. Her associates demand the Foreign Ministry to act immediately to ascertain her condition, clarify her legal status, and ensure consular protection.

Lawmaker Jaime Araya has formally requested Minister Mara Sedini to suspend Valenzuela and Felipe Costabal, the director of the Government Communications Secretariat, from their duties "preventively" during the ongoing investigation ordered by the Comptroller.

The minister has a deadline of 5 business days to report the results of the disciplinary process to the Audit Office, and must also "implement measures to prevent further inaccurate communications," the audit office stated.

Socialist parliamentarian warned that such measures directly affect the nation's most vulnerable sectors, especially as the government pushes an economic agenda that includes tax cuts for large corporations.

In the context of the academic year opening at the University of Talca, former Finance Minister addressed the effects of recent economic crises, defended the importance of institutional stability, and questioned policies solely based on spending cuts. He warned about the risks of starting anew with each change in administration: "We cannot reinvent the wheel every four years," stressing the need to maintain ongoing initiatives.

The leader of the Communist Party's parliamentary group, Deputy Daniela Serrano, criticized the finance ministry's proposal to cut the Universal Guaranteed Pension (PGU), recalling that during his campaign, President José A. Kast promised not to make such cuts.

No longer a mere threat or budget’s fine print: the Kast government has enacted a cut to the CONADI Land Fund, one of the few state channels to address the territorial demands of indigenous peoples.

The Treasury has categorized a key fund from CONADI for Indigenous land purchases as dispensable, leading to diminished state responses and increasing tensions in a continuing conflict.

This action has the backing of the European Union and has raised alarms within Chile's right-wing circles, both inside and outside the government, regarding the potential implications for the national President.