The premier newspaper of Chile's right and elite warns against a left that, after winning an election, seeks to implement its transformative program. Yet, its own pages are already noting the struggles of Kast's government. The newspaper's economic assessment is striking: growth around one percent, sluggish activity, and employment issues, despite favorable copper prices and a more optimistic international scenario than anticipated.

Peñalolén Mayor Miguel Concha responded sternly to the Republican Party's attempts to challenge the closure of a local rodeo arena, stating that they are "condoning clandestine practices" while advocating for sports regulation.

Deputy Daniel Manouchehri emphasizes that Irarrázaval, Valenzuela, Costabal, and Fontaine must account for their roles as Kast's inner circle becomes the focal point of the Cerimedo Commission, set to investigate the controversial ties between political figures and a network of misinformation.

U.S. Ambassador to Chile, Brandon Judd, has reaffirmed his intention to maintain outspoken public interventions concerning Chilean internal politics, despite repeated warnings from the Foreign Ministry, highlighting a growing diplomatic rift.

Socialist lawmakers Daniel Manouchehri and Daniella Cicardini have urged President José Antonio Kast to openly condemn the 1973 Coup d'État and the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet, highlighting the ongoing need for accountability and remembrance.

Puente Alto Mayor Matías Toledo highlighted that such alliances "demonstrate that it is possible to build bridges between different social, union, territorial, and political sensitivities under a common purpose: transforming municipalities and the country from the grassroots, returning decision-making power and hope to the working families of Chile."

The Palestinian Information Center (CIP) has raised concerns about José Antonio Kast's recent participation in a ceremony organized by the Jewish Community of Chile, stressing the need for him to unequivocally condemn the ongoing genocide in Gaza while advocating for justice, truth, and peace.

Deputy Daniel Manouchehri and Senator Daniella Cicardini have introduced a legislative proposal in Congress aimed at establishing the crime of "Institutional Betrayal," targeting public officials who collude with organized crime.

Ambassador Brandon Judd of the United States has publicly accused left-wing organizations of instigating the 2019 social unrest in Chile while admitting that his government did not conduct an investigation into the events.

Javier Milei's recent address at the V Madrid Forum in Chile sparked controversy as he hailed the overthrow of Salvador Allende's government, framing it as a heroic chapter in the nation's economic rise, while disregarding the historical pain associated with the coup.