Following controversial remarks by U.S. Ambassador Brandon Judd directed at Chilean officials, former Chancellor José Miguel Insulza criticized Judd's lack of diplomatic understanding and questioned the Chilean Foreign Ministry's failure to address his comments.

A coalition of lawmakers and animal rights organizations accused members of the Republican Party on Monday of delaying the discussion on a bill intended to ban greyhound racing nationwide for the third consecutive time, as part of a strategy to obstruct its voting.

The Chamber will vote this Monday on whether to prohibit or regulate greyhound racing. Ahead of the decision, actress Gabriela Hernández called to "end this cruelty" and effectively protect animals.

Lawmaker Cuello stated that this "reflects that the Superrich Law was tailored not just for large entrepreneurs but also for cabinet members who actively participated in the legislation's processing."

Deputy Carolina Tello addressed the cancellation of the Pampilla Festival 2026 in Coquimbo, urging the government of José Antonio Kast to prioritize the release of funds necessary for reconstruction efforts in the wake of recent storms.

With the recent resignation of Karla Kepec Álvarez, the regional health minister of Arica and Parinacota, who sought personnel for her department through a WhatsApp group affiliated with the Republican Party, José Antonio Kast's government has now seen a total of 39 officials leave their positions in less than five months of management.

To preserve the company, ensure continuity for its workers, and support its long-term viability, I firmly believe that selling it makes much more sense. I see no reason to retain any stake in such a company," stated Arturo Squella, president of the Republican Party.

A report from La Tercera indicates that the General Comptroller's Office is investigating Sports Minister Natalia Ducó following a complaint regarding the inappropriate use of a government vehicle, among other issues.

Karla Kepec Álvarez, the Health Secretary of Arica and Parinacota, is embroiled in controversy after a WhatsApp message surfaced showing she used a Republican Party chat to recruit staff for her office, raising eyebrows about the implications for public service integrity.

Former spokesperson of the "Penguin Revolution," María Jesús Sanhueza, now a sinologist and international analyst, provides a reinterpretation of 2006 as an epistemic movement that transcends Western political theory. She connects the revolution with territorial cosmologies and global multipolarity, challenging official narratives and advocating for an education and society enriched with ancestral characteristics.