The president of the CFA warned during the Senate Finance Committee meeting about a cross-cutting risk in the project due to the misalignment between fiscal costs and benefits. She emphasized that fiscal costs or reduced revenues would appear from the first year of the law, whereas dynamic growth benefits would materialize gradually and with greater uncertainty.

The Socialist Party of Chile has expressed strong disapproval of the government's aggressive collection measures targeting CAE debtors, emphasizing the need for a balance between financial responsibilities and the protection of individuals' basic living conditions.

Senator Daniel Núñez (PC) accused the Kast government and the right-wing of being afraid to lift banking secrecy against drug traffickers and gangs like the Tren de Aragua. In an interview with El Siglo, he criticized the failure in public security and warned that Chile could become "a paradise for criminals."

Deputy Daniel Manouchehri announced that they will file a complaint with the Prosecutor's Office regarding chats between Ambassador Zaliasnik and Luis Hermosilla, which suggest a plot involving numerous alleged offenses, including misuse of public resources, political espionage, and interference with judges. Senator Daniella Cicardini claims this damages democracy and demands a thorough investigation.

Political analyst Matías Bosch has raised concerns about the rise of the "Donroe" doctrine in the region.

Daniel Manouchehri's leadership stands as the most highly regarded among opposition figures, with 9.05% positive mentions, according to Datavoz. Additionally, the congressman has risen to the second position in the national ranking of positively viewed political leaders, as reflected in the Political Leadership Monitor.

The National Municipalities Meeting featured former presidential candidate Jeannette Jara, who praised the cross-party declaration reached by mayors nationwide, emphasizing the need to maintain resources and strengthen the municipal fund, particularly for rural and vulnerable communities. In her view, this is one of the most significant developments in current politics.

The family of Mauricio Hernández Norambuena condemned the transfer of the former member of the Manuel Rodríguez Patriotic Front from Rancagua prison to a high-security facility in Santiago, accusing the government of José Antonio Kast of political motivations behind the move.

The leader of FENAMINSA accuses Kast's administration of hindering data interoperability and hiring retired officials.

Former prosecutor Carlos Gajardo strongly disputes Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz's assertion that lifting bank secrecy requires a judicial order, highlighting legal provisions that allow banks to act without such permission in certain circumstances.