"One of the things that was talked a lot about in this second round was your musical ranking in the segment; I wanted to know if you ever considered including 'Los Abuelos de la DINA' with their song 'Mil Horas como Perro,' with apologies to the dogs," Lasalvia asked Kast, who visibly uncomfortable refused to respond to the journalist.

The prominent Chilean astronomer and UNICEF ambassador defended scientists and their role in political discourse.

During the Anatel debate, the Republican candidate exaggerated the actual annual homicide figure by a thousand times. He later attempted clarification, but his revision was also inaccurate, sparking widespread criticism on social media.

In the last debate before the runoff, Jeannette Jara challenged José Kast's inconsistencies on immigration policy, labeling his approach a 'border rotating door.'

"Basically, the $6 billion is divided into three parts, approximately $2 billion in budget cuts that we obviously will not disclose because it would paralyze the country the next day. You understand, if you say ‘I will terminate program X,’ that program is immediately halted. We will have the streets on fire," said Carter.

"Conditions could worsen significantly if the far-right and reactionary forces come to power," warned a statement from the Equality Party, Humanist Party, Chile Solidarity Party, Popular Party, Christian Left, Libertarian Left, Green Citizen Movement, and EcoSocialist Collective, among other social and political groups and leaders.

In a brief clarifying statement, the current administration of Villa Baviera informed that the installation was removed in less than 30 minutes, as it "does not represent an official position of the current community of residents." "We firmly condemn whoever carried out this act, which we believe is an unsuccessful attempt to provoke controversy with our community during the election period," the residents of Villa Baviera stated.

The debate organized by Anatel, broadcast simultaneously on six channels, will include nine thematic blocks and take place without an audience in the studio. Candidates will not be allowed to use electronic devices, relying only on paper and pencil.

Lawmakers submitted a letter to UNICEF following a proposal by Kast's spokesperson, José Carlos Meza, suggesting sentence commutation even for child rapists. The presidential candidate's refusal to disavow this has raised alarms regarding children's rights.

Mon Laferte praised Jara's political style: "I admire her clarity regarding this country." "I believe this is the time to embrace our differences and collaboratively build the nation we dream of," she stated.