The Mayor of Puente Alto, Matías Toledo, confronted Gustavo Alessandri (Mayor of Zapallar and AMUCH President) for requesting the elected President to halt SLEP implementation "on behalf of all municipalities." In a video from The Clinic, Toledo labeled him "irresponsible" and highlighted the differing socioeconomic realities between their communities.

The government has responded sharply to Iván Poduje's recent criticism of environmental activism, asserting that public policy development should not rely on superficial caricatures.

A group of councilors from Santiago has formally requested Mayor Mario Desbordes to clarify his relationship with former Supreme Court minister Angela Vivanco, who is currently implicated in a case involving bribery and money laundering, following revelations of his potential influence in her judicial nomination.

Matías Ramírez (PC) has proposed an amendment to establish a statue in memory of former Chilean President Sebastián Piñera at Colina 1 prison. He also highlighted that there are ongoing judicial processes pending that point to the political responsibility of the former president in human rights violations committed by state agents following the October 2019 uprising.

"For the women and families of Chile, I hope they change their attitude so we can approve it in the first week of March," said the President, who included a press note in his post where Karen Thal, former president of Icare, positively evaluates the "technical balance" achieved in the project, which the expert believes is "difficult to attain."

President Gabriel Boric has called on political parties to unify and focus on collective efforts to address pressing issues facing Chile, emphasizing the need to bridge the gap between citizens and politics.

Senator Gastón Saavedra has passionately condemned a controversial bill that seeks to provide an alternative punishment system for inmates, potentially allowing house arrest for convicted perpetrators of human rights violations during Pinochet's dictatorship, describing it as an attempt to create impunity.

José Kast's letter arrives at the cabinet, drawing criticism over conflicts of interest and his involvement in tax evasion schemes.

The agency detailed that Ximena Rincón, the new Minister of Energy, recorded the most adverse sentiment in the entire cabinet: 64.9% negative, 24.6% neutral, and only 10.5% positive. Other names that garnered more negative mentions than positive were Judith Marín (Minister of Women) and Mara Sedini (government spokesperson).

According to various national media reports, the investigation into Socialist leader Paulina Vodanovic began in late 2025 after Carabineros forwarded phone interceptions involving real estate registrars Sergio Yáber (Puente Alto) and Yamil Najle (Chillán), both implicated in the primary bribery case, referencing Vodanovic's alleged role in the appointment of one of the involved parties.