In a move that aligns Santiago with the continental right, Mayor Mario Desbordes plans to present the keys to the city to Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, amidst controversies surrounding her recent Nobel Peace Prize.

In a frank television interview just before the handover of power, President Gabriel Boric accepted responsibility for his administration's failures, defended his former minister Giorgio Jackson from public scrutiny, and reflected on the lessons learned during his presidency.

A coalition of progressive organizations is rallying for a demonstration in front of the United States Embassy in Chile, triggering a warning to American citizens as living conditions in Cuba continue to worsen under increased U.S. sanctions.

The elected president is preparing his first 90 days with tax cuts, fiscal adjustments, and deregulation to speed up investment, in an agenda that deepens the far-right shift in economic policy.

The "Participation and Representation of Women in Politics" report reveals that women constitute the majority of the electoral roll and record higher participation levels in elections since the return to democracy. However, gaps persist in political representation, party leadership, and access to elective offices, especially at the local level.

This episode should not be viewed merely as a novice communication error but rather as a manifestation in Chile of a global phenomenon that political science has studied with increasing concern: the structural relationship of the far right with truth. Researchers like Kris Hartley have defined 'post-truth' not as an occasional lie but as a 'deliberate strategy to create an environment where objective facts lose influence over public opinion.'

El Ciudadano transforms the black bars of the Epstein files into portraits of figures linked to the case, converting concealment into visual denouncement.

María Corina Machado, a prominent Venezuelan far-right opposition leader, has announced her attendance at the upcoming leadership transition ceremony in Chile, reinforcing the right-wing alliance aligned with Washington.

The Senate's approval of a bill allowing alternative sentence compliance has unleashed a strong reaction from progressive legislators, who warn that the initiative could benefit those convicted of crimes against humanity, raising concerns about risks of impunity, as well as questioning its costs, among other issues.

Mayors from the center-left and progressive sectors, gathered by research centers and the Horizonte Ciudadano Foundation, have agreed on a common roadmap to oversee the new government, strengthen local management, and prioritize agendas on security, funding, and public education, all in defense of social advancements achieved.