From Congress, opposition legislators questioned the government's decision regarding fuel prices, pointing out that it is inconsistent for the administration to relieve the super-rich during an 'emergency' while burdening working and middle-class families with higher costs.

Through a statement, the coalition rejected the increase in fuel prices and questioned Finance Minister Quiroz's justification for it: "A quick look at the figures reveals that the country has levels of debt and public spending well below the OECD averages, and a deficit situation similar to that left by previous administrations," they noted, adding that Kast's government seeks to impose its ideological agenda "at the expense of the peace of Chilean families."

"I understand that foreign policy decisions can change with new administrations, and as a former head of state, I view this determination as part of the prerogatives of the current government leader, even though my perspective may differ," Bachelet noted in a message released just hours after Kast's refusal to support her was confirmed.

The administration of José Antonio Kast has withdrawn support for former president Michelle Bachelet and Chile's endorsement of her candidacy for the Secretary-General position at the United Nations.

The former councilor criticized the announcement from the historic UDI member, asserting that he aims to run based on personal power strategies.

The former president deepened his rift with the DC party by endorsing right-wing policies and offering to serve as an international collaborator.

Gonzalo Marín reported the precarious conditions at the San Joaquín Internment Center and criticized the service for pressuring staff to return to work without proper physical and mental recovery.

The government has begun excavation work along the border with Peru and Bolivia as part of efforts to curb irregular migration, reviving a measure first implemented in 2017.

According to the former cabinet member, some caregivers have expressed concern over recent comments by the new Minister of Social Development and Family, María Wulf, claiming the National Support and Care System lacks funding. Toro refuted this, stating that much of the funding is already allocated in the current Ministry budget for 2026.

In addressing any conflict, we should pursue multilateral avenues: the United Nations must also send humanitarian aid. Those are the pathways in case of a dispute, not one country over another. No invasions or violent solutions," stated the President from Mexico City.