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.

Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz addressed the political unrest surrounding the proposed budget cuts for 2027, standing firm on his strategy despite admitting communication shortcomings within José Kast's administration.

President Kast's approval rating has dropped to 33.3%, with disapproval reaching 53.3%, the highest of his presidency. Trust in him has declined to 24.6%. Additionally, 46.5% consider his private lunch at La Moneda with 70 former classmates to be serious. The ministers facing the lowest ratings include Mara Sedini, Jorge Quiroz, María Paz Arzola, and María Trinidad Steinert.

Union leaders marked May 1 with a powerful call to halt setbacks in social and labor rights, set against a backdrop of complex economic conditions and tensions with the Executive branch.

May 1st arrives with tightened budgets and looming fiscal cuts: the CUT has rejected the government's minimum wage offer, while the Finance Ministry plans adjustments to employment, welfare, training, and union programs.

Is this ignorance or an attempt to mock environmental policies? This isn't the first time Chilean President Kast has shown a lack of understanding of the water cycle: in his 2021 campaign, he claimed that his government would not allow river water to "be lost to the sea."

The inquiry into funding from Viktor Orbán's regime to far-right groups, including one led by José Antonio Kast, has come under scrutiny in the U.S. as a Democratic congressman calls for an investigation into potential political financing for Donald Trump's campaign.

Two of the world's wealthiest men accuse each other of betraying the "charitable" foundation they built together. As the Oakland court witnesses the spectacle, uncomfortable questions remain: who controls the AI that already thinks for a billion people, who funds the European far-right from their phone, and why does democracy look the other way?

Macarena Chahuán, a 33-year-old Chilean-Palestinian journalist, was intercepted in international waters while traveling on the Yaffa, a vessel of the Global Sumud Flotilla en route to Gaza. Her associates demand the Foreign Ministry to act immediately to ascertain her condition, clarify her legal status, and ensure consular protection.