The administration of José Antonio Kast has officially withdrawn the proposed law for sectoral collective bargaining, a move deemed a "political provocation" by workers' unions and indicative of increasing tensions in labor discussions ahead.

The government's decision to withdraw decrees concerning pollution, biodiversity, and protected areas sends a clear political signal: less environmental regulation and more space for economic interests in contested territories.

Deputy Jorge Brito (FA) announced that Finance Minister Quiroz's testimony is scheduled for Tuesday, March 24, at 3:00 PM at the Congress building in Valparaíso.

"Beware of this Marxist; he has guerrilla training, is an ideological Marxist, and must be monitored and ideally neutralized," reads a death threat received by the regional authority on the social media platform X. "Such actions aim to inhibit public action, public management, and above all, undermine democracy, as I am a democratically elected authority," remarked Mundaca. The details of the case are currently under investigation.

A significant setback marked the beginning of José Antonio Kast's administration, as he requested the withdrawal of a substantial number of crucial decrees related to environmental protection.

Just days after José Antonio Kast unveiled the "National Reconstruction Plan" for areas affected by wildfires, the Unitary Central of Workers (CUT) has accused him of using the crisis as a facade to push a neoliberal agenda favoring large corporations over the working class.

Just days after José Antonio Kast's new government took office, Senator Karol Cariola criticizes the proposed pardons for military personnel involved in human rights violations during Chile's social uprising, questioning the administration's commitment to justice.

The ruling far-right government will attempt to impose its evaluation criteria. It wants us to focus on 'character,' 'order,' 'market confidence,' and 'immigration control.' The left must be clear not to fall into this trap and to insist repeatedly on what truly matters: Does the standard of living for the majority improve or not?

Deputy José Montalva has accused the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development (Minvu) of "freezing all its administrative management" while the government unveils its "National Reconstruction Plan," aiming to expedite solutions for disaster-affected areas.

Fact-checkers have debunked a viral plot against MP Ana María Gazmuri orchestrated by a disinformation network involving the controversial 'Neuroc'. The genuine image showcases the parliamentarian with a portrait of a disappeared detainee, raising the question, 'Where are they?'. The MP announced her intention to take legal action.