The decision was made by the committee after hearing from Minister of Transport and Telecommunications, Juan Carlos Muñoz—one of those affected—and Foreign Minister Alberto Van Klaveren, who participated in a special session to address this issue.

This Tuesday morning began with a formal agenda intended to facilitate the transition of power, but a meeting between President Gabriel Boric and elected President José Antonio Kast quickly escalated into a politically charged dispute over the proposed Chile-China submarine cable project.

In a controversial move, pension fund administrators (AFP) are withholding details about their political campaign financing, despite findings linking them to a foundation that deployed trolls to spread misinformation during elections, citing their right to free speech as a shield against scrutiny.

President Gabriel Boric's brief 22-minute meeting with elected leader José Antonio Kast ended prematurely due to significant disagreements over the controversial Chile–China submarine cable project.

Manuel Cabieses Donoso, a prominent leftist journalist and activist, passed away at the age of 92, leaving behind a profound legacy in Chile's journalism and political history.

President Gabriel Boric criticizes U.S. sanctions against Chilean officials linked to the China-Express project, drawing connections to the historical Monroe Doctrine and asserting Chile's right to evaluate its investments independently.

A legal, political, and symbolic controversy has emerged just before the transition of power as attorney Luis Mariano Rendón files a complaint against José Antonio Kast, challenging the use of his official photograph due to alleged misuse of public resources.

The passing of Manuel Cabieses Donoso at age 92 signifies the end of a significant chapter in contemporary Chilean political journalism, marking the loss of a pivotal figure who continuously challenged power and inspired generations.

Maorí Ñancucheo, the leader of the Domingo Ñancucheo and Domingo Melin Community, claims that CONADI is unjustifiably delaying the purchase of land from the Diocese of Villarrica, who have expressed their willingness to sell and have granted the land in lease, acknowledging it rightfully belongs to the community.

The countdown is targeting thousands of migrant families with the promise of immediate expulsions.