The evaluation of José Antonio Kast's government continues its downward trend, with a recent survey indicating a 49% disapproval rate and a significant drop in approval ratings for the third consecutive week.

We have reached a month of Kastigo, as José Kast's administration continues to falter.

Today, violence has become the most effective fuel for the far-right machinery. Globally, its leaders have succeeded in legitimizing within democratic systems narratives that heighten violence and hatred, framing the existence of an internal enemy that must be expelled, exploiting the fear and uncertainty experienced by large segments of society.

Former prosecutor Carlos Gajardo has called for investigations into the 'Cuota Flores' mechanism used by Senator Camila Flores, urging scrutiny to determine if similar misconduct is prevalent among parliamentarians.

Generally speaking, historical denialism consists of discursive, practical, political, communicative, legal, cultural, and educational operations that publicly deny genocides and crimes against humanity supported by historical evidence. Moreover, denialism has a very concrete purpose that aims to evade the legal and political responsibilities of the perpetrators.

A member of the Christian Social Party, appointed by José Antonio Kast's administration, has stepped down due to not possessing the required two years of professional experience since obtaining her degree.

Far-right Senator Camila Flores is under investigation for allegedly devising a scheme to extract funds from parliamentary allocations. An anonymous complaint claims that the legislator required her congressional staff to hand over a portion of their salaries in cash, a practice dubbed the "Flores quota."

Monitoring by agency SOUL captured digital conversations surrounding José Antonio Kast's cabinet during its first month in office (March-April 2026), accumulating and classifying 2,582 relevant mentions that generated over 32 million views and 1.3 million interactions in the digital ecosystem.

Mayor Carla Amtmann of Valdivia firmly defended the city's wetlands during a confrontation with Housing Minister Iván Poduje, asserting that there is indeed land available for housing development despite claims to the contrary.

Despite José Antonio Kast's campaign promises of a tough approach to crime, homicides linked to organized crime have surged by 36.8% compared to the same period under Gabriel Boric's presidency.