Chile's path to renewed economic growth lies not in tax cuts for corporations but in developing a robust and diverse productive strategy that addresses fundamental productive challenges faced over the years.

The approval rating for José Antonio Kast's administration has hit an all-time low, with disapproval now at 53%, marking the worst approval rating since he took office.

The Science Minister is facing new scrutiny following revelations of unregistered meetings with representatives linked to Google and Meta. This case once again highlights the clash between the business narrative of Kast's government and the transparency rules of the State.

The latest Plaza Pública Cadem survey has raised alarm bells at La Moneda. The poll revealed the lowest approval rating for José Antonio Kast since he took office, with only 36% of citizens supporting his administration, while disapproval soared to 58%.

The commune of La Cisterna served as the meeting ground for Senator Fabiola Campillai, Governor Rodrigo Mundaca, and the mayors of Puente Alto, Matías Toledo, and La Cisterna, Joel Olmos, who engaged in discussions with local and national social organizations on strategies to collectively confront the government of José Kast.

La comuna de La Cisterna fue el lugar que recibió a la senadora Fabiola Campillai, al gobernador Rodrigo Mundaca y a los alcaldes de Puente Alto, Matías Toledo, y de La Cisterna, Joel Olmos, quienes, junto a organizaciones territoriales y sociales de todo el país, sostuvieron una conversación sobre cómo enfrentar conjuntamente al gobierno de José Kast.

The former Chilean president also met with Mexican Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco Álvarez, who emphasized that the support for Bachelet is part of "our country's conviction to strengthen multilateralism with leadership, experience, and adherence to international law, always oriented towards peace and the well-being of peoples."

Plaintiff's attorney Mauricio Daza emphasized that "this is a very significant conviction, as we achieved it without the support of the Public Prosecutor's Office, given that in an inexplicable decision by former regional prosecutor of Atacama Alexis Rogat, it was decided not to pursue the case, unjustifiably claiming there was no evidence for a conviction."

Originally published in Buenos Aires in 1974, this work by investigator and former collaborator of Salvador Allende's government analyzes the dismantling of the Social Economic Area constructed during the Popular Unity, the restitution of companies and lands to business groups, the opening to foreign capital, the reorganization of the economic model under neoliberal principles, and the deployment of a repressive apparatus aimed at destroying trade unions, political parties, and social organizations.

Deputy Carolina Tello (FA) has announced the initiation of a signature collection process aimed at forming a Special Investigative Committee to examine President José Antonio Kast's links with international conservative organizations associated with former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, amidst ongoing scrutiny over public resource misuse.