Comprising 13 study centers and foundations linked to Chilean progressivism, the RCPP called for the withdrawal of legislative urgency on the project and the establishment of a cross-technical table to achieve long-term agreements on growth, investment, employment, and fiscal responsibility, providing political and social sustainability for the adopted policies.

Congressman Luis Cuello's amendment introduces new articles to the national reconstruction law project to establish a Port Royalty of one dollar per ton transferred at the country's maritime terminals, a cost that shipping companies will bear, while compensation for land ports will fall on importers and exporters. The Governor of Valparaíso expressed his support for the initiative.

The case of Minister Ximena Lincolao has attracted scrutiny due to potential undisclosed assets exceeding her declared US$60 million fortune, revealing significant omissions in her official declaration of interests.

A significant 46% of respondents doubt José Kast's narrative, insisting that his mega-reform predominantly benefits wealthy corporations and high earners, as per the latest survey data.

The human rights lawyer raised concerns about the house arrest granted to the former head of the DINA.

Kast deemed public funds allocated for scientific studies to be misused, prompting widespread backlash from the academic community.

Congressman Javier Olivares has ignited controversy after shouting 'Viva mi general' in Congress and subsequently reporting an assault in Olmué, leading to accusations of glorifying dictatorship.

Deputy Daniel Manouchehri stated, "We have a serious proposal regarding development and economic growth, focusing on job creation and emphasizing strong support for women, youth, the unemployed, marginalized regions, and those most in need, with measures for both now and the future."

El Mostrador has revealed official documents proving Viktor Orbán's government contributed $1.3 million to the Political Network for Values, chaired by José Antonio Kast (2022-2024). Experts demand transparency regarding the potential political use of these funds, as Hungary launches a criminal investigation into the far-right network.

The highest court in the country analyzed Articles 13 No. 6, 16, 18 final clause, and 19 of the initiative, identifying proposed changes to the environmental evaluation regime, the system for challenging Environmental Qualification Resolutions, and the competences of Environmental Courts.