Elected President José Kast is continuing his international tour with right-wing and far-right leaders: Following his meeting with Javier Milei in Buenos Aires, he plans to meet with Daniel Noboa in Ecuador on December 22 and, according to the Peruvian Foreign Ministry, will visit José Jerí in Lima in January.

Should we tell him? On October 9, 2011, The Clinic published a feature with real testimonies about numerous paranormal events occurring in the government house. Will that change Kast's mind about living in La Moneda?

Mara Sedini claimed that the economy functions "through signals" following the latest Central Bank IPoM report, which predicts increased investment in 2025 and 2026. She suggested that the impact of Kast's recent election plays a significant role, comments that were refuted—backed by charts—by journalist Yasna Lewin and indirectly by President Boric himself.

A recent report by Ciper indicates that the Controller's Office also requested the return of funds paid to Cecilia Pérez's ex-husband and sister-in-law, both employed by the La Florida municipal corporation.

The initiative by Gaspar Rivas aims to grant extraordinary powers to the Executive to legislate by decree.

During a phone call with Panama's President José Raúl Mulino, the Republican addressed the controversy that arose in 2019, when he admitted errors in his asset declarations from 2013 and 2014 after La Tercera revealed his involvement in Panamanian companies established in 2003, at a time when the country was considered a tax haven by the OECD.

Socialist deputies Daniel Manouchehri and Daniella Cicardini have filed a complaint with the Public Prosecutor’s Office to investigate massive transfers exceeding $250 million from Dominga to the law firm of Eduardo Lagos and Mario Vargas, implicated in the Bielorrusa scheme, along with payments to the wife of Minister Jean Pierre Matus during the same period the judge ruled in favor of the mining project.

Legal experts from the Association of Jurists for Democracy, the American Association of Jurists, and the International Platform for Human Rights have called on the people of Chile and its organizations to reject the unacceptable position of elected President José Antonio Kast, which not only pushes the country outside the realm of International Law—breaking its tradition as a promoter of peace and international security—but also fuels illegitimate aggression against a brother nation with unpredictable consequences.

In an extensive document analyzing President Boric's administration, the former minister described how "the enormous efforts of the government spokesperson were often rendered completely powerless within the media ecosystem, amplified by social networks that work as echo chambers."

MP Roberto Celedón reached out to the Ministry of Transport after rural transport unions announced the end, starting January 1, of discounted fares for students and seniors in the Maule Region, affecting thousands in areas lacking mobility alternatives.