According to initial reports, the incident occurred after a woman called Carabineros via emergency number 133, indicating that she was hiding in a bathroom of the building and that Mayor Patricio Ferreira had sexually assaulted her.

With less than three weeks to the runoff election, former president Michelle Bachelet extended explicit support to Jeannette Jara, highlighting her as “a serious, responsible woman dedicated to public policies that affect families' lives.”

Accompanied by elected senator and current deputy Daniella Cicardini, who obtained the highest national percentage in the recent elections, and deputy Daniel Manouchehri, Jara presented a plan of ten measures that include safe borders as well as new hospital and educational infrastructure for the region.

The ruling party candidate confronts the Republican leader in their first debate, dismantling claims of state inefficiency.

Even U.S. government data contradicts Abrams' narrative. Reports from the DEA and UNODC have long shown that the vast majority of cocaine destined for U.S. consumers originates in Colombia and travels by the Pacific, not through Venezuela. Washington knows this. But the fiction of a 'Venezuelan narco-route' is politically convenient...

The new national budget has grown by 1.7% compared to the approved 2025 budget. The government highlighted, among other aspects, the contribution from the mining royalty, which will distribute over $227 billion to regional governments and more than $226 billion to municipalities.

While Jeannette Jara (Unidad por Chile) was answering one of the panel's questions, the cameras captured the moment when the Republican candidate took his cell phone, checked the screen, and then began writing notes on a sheet of paper, as seen in a video shared on social media, generating criticism toward the far-right candidate.

The decision by the Republican legislator was communicated through his social media channels, aiming to avoid greater political tension in his sector, though it has already compromised the presidential image of José Kast in the final stretch of the electoral campaign.

Calls to "clean the streets" have historically been used to justify political persecution and institutional violence. These speeches vividly remind us of the opposition's messages prior to the 1973 coup in Chile and other Latin American dictatorships, which systematically appealed to an alleged "internal enemy" to legitimize the grave crimes they committed, cautioned the National Network of Survivors of the Social Outbreak and the United Corporation for Human Rights Defense.

Judge Paola Plaza has summoned former President Eduardo Frei to provide written testimony in a case investigating the cover-up of crimes against humanity, looking into whether his government facilitated Pinochet's return from London amid claims by families affected by the Caravana de la Muerte.