The Federation of Students of the Austral University condemned the events affecting Science Minister Lincolao but defended the legitimacy of protests and critiqued the Executive for the social tension climate.

Herrera's issue is not merely personal; it poses a public harm. By invoking Kant to critique the left while endorsing someone who violates all that Kant stands for, Herrera corrupts the public discourse, misleading his readers into believing that one can be Kantian and vote for Kast—an inherently contradictory stance.

The UDI parliamentarian shared a post on social media X, where he compared the inflation rate recorded in Chile for March with that of other countries. However, he overlooked a basic detail necessary to support his comparison.

Following the extradition ruling of Adriana Rivas, Deputy Roberto Celedón calls on the Australian government to disclose intelligence files that reveal the United States' involvement in the 1973 coup against Salvador Allende, which ignited a military dictatorship.

Valparaíso Regional Governor focused his presentation on the urgent need for Chile to adopt a Framework Law on Territorial Planning that would abandon the current General Law of Urbanism and Construction enacted during the dictatorship in 1975, emphasizing the importance of meaningful participation from civil society.

The ex-Minister of Labor participated in the forum "For the Right to the City," organized by the Center for Public Policy Studies Territory and Community, alongside Rodrigo Mundaca, governor of Valparaíso; Natalia Garrido, spokesperson for the Movement of Inhabitants in Struggle; and Joel Olmos, mayor of La Cisterna.

The effigy of Jorge Quiroz was burned in Playa Ancha amid slogans protesting collusion and dissatisfaction with the country’s economic trajectory.

The request from the Comptroller's Office stems from a petition by Congressman Daniel Manouchehri and Senator Daniella Cicardini after multiple media outlets released images of María Adriasola serving lunch to La Moneda staff without gloves, a mask, or hair covering, as required by current regulations.

The post remained online for several minutes, and after the involved broadcaster, Radio Cooperativa, confirmed it was a fabrication, the mayor deleted his post. However, a screenshot remains.

Deputy Jaime Araya has criticized the government for a significant 42.3% rise in homicides, declaring that "the country has lost control of security" and calling for immediate action to address the situation.