In a historic bipartisan decision, the Chilean Senate has unanimously approved January 7 as Chile-Palestine Friendship and Solidarity Day, paving the way for increased recognition of the Palestinian community's impact in Chile.

In response to finance minister Jorge Quiroz's criticisms, former minister Nicolás Grau categorically denies any calculation errors in his government’s debt projections and questions the wisdom of reducing taxes for large corporations while cutting hospital budgets.

"The Kast government finally reveals its Security Plan: it's Boric's plan," former minister Camila Vallejo stated on her X account after the announcement from newly appointed minister Martín Arrau, who declared that they will now operate using the strategy established by the previous administration.

The dismantling of the Ministry of Public Security leaves an undersecretary in a precarious position, a chief of staff who lasted just one day, and a new minister inheriting a national system without the technical units meant to implement it.

The Criteria survey highlights waning support for the Government's main platform: as expectations for deterioration in security rise, 45% perceive that the mega economic tax reform will primarily benefit large businesses and high-income individuals.

For the researcher and political theory professor at Alma Mater University in Bologna, Italy, the left today requires a "radical renewal of the way it thinks about the relationship between the global dimension and internal dimensions, which are often national dimensions," which he argues is a "fundamental problem that is not being faced for the first time in history."

Evelyn Matthei has sharply criticized José Antonio Kast's administration on security management, targeting the failed appointment of Trinidad Steinert as minister, the lack of a formal security plan, and the disregard for proposals from her team.

A recent survey reveals that 66% of Chileans do not believe that President José Kast's proposed mega tax reform will revive the country's economy, reflecting widespread skepticism as the initiative progresses in the Senate.

Minister of Science Ximena Lincolao missed her third scheduled appearance before the Chamber of Deputies' Scientific Committee, raising concerns amid a broader crisis involving mass layoffs and lack of transparency within her ministry.

Deputy Luis Cuello (PC) sharply condemned the approval of the government's tax reform, describing it as a legislation designed for the wealthiest, which undermines social rights and crucial public services.