Communist Party President Lautaro Carmona announced their commitment to a constructive, proactive opposition to policies from the upcoming government that could impact the rights of the majority.

"There is no legal basis for disqualifying a legislator for comments made in the Chamber during a prior political debate. Allowing that to happen would set a dangerous precedent for democracy. Attempting to silence those who expose networks of power cannot become a political practice," the PS deputies warned in a public statement, questioning the judicial action presented by Espinoza against the Coquimbo deputy.

"During the dictatorship, we had media outlets: Época, Fortín, Cauce, Apsi, Análisis, among others. In democracy, two 'great leftists' shut them all down: Enrique Correa and Eugenio Tironi. Two eunuchs who still pontificate," criticized the former parliamentarian.

Former Maipú Mayor Cathy Barriga appeared on Channel 13's "Hay Que Decirlo" to express her grief over losing her dog and ended up dancing cumbia live while the Metropolitan East Prosecutor's Office formally presented charges against her for tax fraud, forgery of public documents, embezzlement, and incompatible negotiations.

The parliamentary group warns of a potential Constitutional Accusation if articles regulating employee dismissals are not eliminated.

The Comptroller's Office has dismissed Patricio Rivera after confirming he misused public resources while driving under the influence.

The trend continues, albeit with a narrower margin, in the 31-40 age group, where negative sentiments slightly outnumber positive ones at 54% to 53.9%. Sentiment shifts considerably in older demographics. The survey was conducted with a sample of 1,403 interviews.

The former UDI mayor will face charges of fiscal fraud, forgery of public documents, embezzlement of public funds, and incompatible negotiations.

The former minister emerges as a strong candidate for the upcoming cabinet, bringing to light a judicial ruling against him for labor abuses.

This formal complaint was initiated by Carmen Hertz, Lorena Pizarro, María Candelaria Acevedo, and Nathalie Castillo, following a podcast appearance by the National Libertarian deputy where he made sexually explicit remarks and inflammatory statements against leftists.