"Under the false banner of the 'drug fight', a narrative has been constructed that seeks to legitimize interventions and coercive measures aimed at seizing the energy resources and trade routes held by Venezuela and the peoples of the region," stated the Latin American Council of Social Sciences, urgently calling "for the activation of international mechanisms and respect for international law."

For journalists, the issue was not only the tone but the substance: direct questions that yielded no direct answers. Whenever the panel sought a "yes" or a "no," or a precise definition of what he would maintain or change, the conversation would veer into a vague "we will do it better" without explaining how, or into "depends," which evaded a clear commitment to a position.

The NGO emphasized that "the candidates have talked about everything except what affects more than half of the population. If we want bread to reach the table of all Chileans and for salaries to last until the end of the month, we must start with people with disabilities."

"Finding work at 60 or 70 years old is a fantasy!" said the National Journalism Award winner, whose opinion was supported by many users on the same platform. They noted that the same businesses pushing to raise the retirement age are the ones that refuse to hire individuals over 50.

“We know that Quiroz was involved and directly advised the companies that colluded in both the chicken and pharmacy cases, causing immense harm to Chilean families,” stated Deputy Luis Cuello, while Deputy Javiera Morales emphasized, “We need to know all the details so that the public understands whom José Antonio Kast intends to entrust with the responsibility of managing the fiscal budget.”

During the Association of Broadcasters of Chile (ARCHI) debate, José Antonio Kast questioned the continuity of the 40-Hour Work Week Law if he wins the election, responding with a brief "see how we vote on it," reopening the discussion on the future of a labor reform that is already being gradually implemented.

During the debate of the Association of Broadcasters of Chile (ARCHI), José Antonio Kast was questioned by Jeannette Jara about Jorge Quiroz's involvement in collusion and DUI cases. Kast expressed his complete support for Quiroz.

In the Archi debate, Jeannette Jara ruled out pardons and benefits for those convicted of crimes against humanity, asserting that cases like Miguel Krassnoff should be met with justice.

The future of lithium in Chile, and one of the most contentious economic agreements in recent years, is currently in limbo. Despite the recent approval from the Chinese antitrust regulator, the alliance between Codelco and SQM cannot proceed until the General Comptroller of the Republic thoroughly reviews the contracts, amounts, and terms under which the exploitation of the Salar de Atacama is set to be extended for decades. The decision from the Comptroller could entirely reshape the National Lithium Strategy and set a precedent.

Jeannette Jara has unveiled proposals drawn from other candidates focused on strategies to reduce debt, adding to her existing program.