Daniel Manouchehri has been elected president of the Chamber of Deputies' Science and Technology Committee, emphasizing the importance of leveraging technology to enhance the lives of Chileans in the years to come.

Kast's attack on 43 environmental decrees has unleashed an offensive from hundreds of organizations, warning of profound setbacks in environmental protection and community rights.

The President of the Supreme Court, Gloria Ana Chevesich, expressed concerns that the 3% budget cut mandated by José Antonio Kast's administration may jeopardize the operational continuity of the Judiciary.

The sector-wide collective bargaining project—allowing workers and employers within the same sector to agree on minimum standards regarding wages, productivity, and labor conditions—was a historical aspiration for the Central Unitaria de Trabajadores. However, under Boric's administration, the initiative advanced with a slowness that ultimately proved fatal. Announced in the Public Account of 2024, designed in 2025, it was only submitted to Congress in January 2026, just two months before the end of the term.

International analyst Pablo Jofré has raised alarms regarding a dangerous network involving Zionist influencers, local business interests, and the newly elected government of José Antonio Kast, questioning the trajectory of Chile's foreign policy.

The administration of José Antonio Kast has withdrawn the Third National Human Rights Plan 2026-2029, a comprehensive initiative approved by Boric's government, which included 175 measures aimed at promoting human rights, amid increasing criticism and concerns over the reversal of established human rights standards.

Despite accumulating 311 days of medical leave over two years and having an active debt with the State, the journalist takes on a trusted role in the Regional Delegation of Aysén.

Gonzalo Quiroga Soria, accused of fraud and manipulation of bids, is set to manage the finances of Minister Lincolao's Office.

The administration of José Antonio Kast has officially withdrawn the proposed law for sectoral collective bargaining, a move deemed a "political provocation" by workers' unions and indicative of increasing tensions in labor discussions ahead.

The government's decision to withdraw decrees concerning pollution, biodiversity, and protected areas sends a clear political signal: less environmental regulation and more space for economic interests in contested territories.