José Antonio Kast has publicly acknowledged his mistake after facing backlash for hosting a private lunch with 70 former classmates from the Catholic University at La Moneda, the government palace, and has stated that he will refrain from conducting such events in the future.

The Chilean Court of Auditors has initiated an investigation into potential late payments linked to the Office of the President-Elect, while José Kast's administration is striving to secure its establishment amidst ongoing scrutiny.

"If you look at countries similar to ours... for example, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada, which have comparable export structures, they actually impose higher taxes, not lower ones," affirmed the former state secretary in an interview with UChileTV's "Descabelladas" program.

The environmental organization has declared a state of alert over a project deemed "dangerous for the country," stating that "under the pretext of promoting investment and correcting processes, it generates even more uncertainty, limits acquired rights, and—most critically—sacrifices the environment and public health," warned Matías Asun, director of the NGO in Chile.

The Constitutional Court (TC) has approved the removal request submitted by Socialist Party deputy Juan Santana against Johannes Kaiser due to his endorsement of the coup d'état in Chile.

The mayor of Valparaíso, Camila Nieto, highlighted that "contributions directly finance municipalities and are the foundation of the Municipal Common Fund, which allows for the redistribution of resources from wealthier to more needy communes." She noted that in Valparaíso, this fund contributes "nearly 45% of our net annual budget."

The parliamentarian criticized provisions in the bill that include tax rebates, reductions in corporate taxes, and exemptions, warning of direct financial benefits for government authorities.

Deputy Ana María Gazmuri criticized the government's approach to bank secrecy and organized crime legislation, asserting that their contradictions undermine serious discussions on safety and financial transparency.

The paradox is unavoidable: the individual now responsible for ensuring compliance with labor laws and eliminating workplace harassment is reportedly facing allegations of mistreatment towards a subordinate, prompting the Contraloría to open a disciplinary investigation.

The Investigative Police (PDI) have acknowledged before the Senate that they cannot expel 6,000 Venezuelan citizens, highlighting the structural limitations and barriers surrounding José Antonio Kast's main campaign pledge of mass deportation for foreigners with criminal records or irregular status.