"The cancellation of the GAM project will not only result in $6.2 billion in fines for the government but also mean losing 10 years of work from three different administrations, along with an additional $2 billion in cleanup and design costs," questioned the regional authority of the Metropolitan Region.

The entity presented before the Chamber's Finance Committee, raising several concerns regarding the government's economic projections and stating that there is uncertainty regarding both the growth that the project would effectively generate and how much of that growth would translate into higher tax revenues.

The former officers are serving 12 years in prison for leaving Mario Acuña in a vegetative state, in a crime that now strains the government’s agenda of impunity.

This 14-page document, created by technical teams from the opposition, addresses five specific areas related to economic projections, fiscal effects, and estimates contained in the reports that accompany the initiative. "In the Finance Committee, we have been clear: a rigorous data-based debate is required. The so-called 'super-rich law' presents inconsistent financial reports and unfounded estimates," stated the legislator and economist.

Opposition lawmakers from the Chamber of Deputies' Security Commission have gathered 52 signatures required to summon Minister Trinidad Steinert due to the lack of a plan from José Kast's administration to address organized crime.

The International Monetary Fund has grounded the government's economic narrative, projecting lower growth for Chile and warning that the gains from the mega-reform may be "somewhat optimistic." In simple terms: if the financial figures do not add up, the cost will not be borne by Kast or big business, but by the citizens.

Legislators met with the state secretary to discuss the situation involving the Spanish construction firm Tapusa, which has left several projects unfinished in the Concepción Province. During this meeting, Minister Iván Poduje allegedly displayed noticeable agitation, leading to accusations of disrespect towards the attendees. Affected deputy Antonio Rivas is now considering legal action against him.

The latest column by academic Hugo Herrera from the UDP, "The Chilean Left Between Fabianism and the Third World Inflection", attempts to position itself as a defense of concertacionism against the "moralizing drift" of the PC-FA axis. However, it ultimately uncovers a much deeper incoherence: it demands a developmental state that its own political option denies.

Senator Paulina Vodanovic has criticized President José Kast's economic tax reform, stating it lacks solid financial foundations and will not significantly increase state revenues in the near future.

In 1988, Luis Hermosilla stated he voted No for "personal dignity," social progress, and justice. Nearly four decades later, that declaration resurfaces as a stark contradiction amid the Audio Case and its alleged networks of payments, favors, and influences.