Undersecretary of Fisheries and Aquaculture, Osvaldo Urrutia, faces early controversies over transparency issues, with questions raised regarding his ties to Sonapesca and potential conflicts of interest while managing marine resources under the administration of José Antonio Kast.

The Constitutional Court's ruling declaring parts of the Protected Schools Law unconstitutional has led to fierce criticism from the opposition, who deem it a significant failure of President José Antonio Kast's government, cautioning that irresponsibly legislating will harm both education and the nation.

Senator Fabiola Campillai stated that "the actions of this government and its allies demonstrate that their priorities are focused on protecting the privileges of the super-rich while hardworking Chilean families continue to suffer and bear the costs."

The court accepted the defense's arguments after confirming that confinement in the REPAS jeopardizes the 68-year-old inmate.

During the session, July 6 was set as the deadline for submitting amendments. Check out how each senator voted.

The Investigative Police (PDI) has confirmed the whereabouts of the 64 Haitian children previously reported missing, contradicting the government's claims of a trafficking crisis during Gabriel Boric's presidency.

A recent debate has erupted over a parliamentary motion for hourly contracts that Deputy Luis Cuello warns could lead to labor precarization, prompting an equally provocative response from Economy Minister Daniel Mas, who dismisses the criticisms as anti-communist rhetoric.

Evelyn Matthei sharply criticizes the governing coalition led by José Antonio Kast, arguing that it lacks true unity and outlines the challenges ahead for the right as it faces increasing tensions and electoral pressures.

Last weekend, senators from the PS, PPD, and FA hinted at a shift towards compromise by conditioning their support for José Antonio Kast's neoliberal tax reform on receiving limited fiscal compensations.

During the session, it was decided that Deputies Pier Karlezi, Benjamín Moreno, and Paulina Muñoz will formalize the charge before the Senate. Former Minister Grau emphasized that he has felt "very supported by the entire progressive spectrum," which he believes demonstrates the certainty within his sector that the accusation "lacks legal foundations."