For the scholar, it is "very delicate to align oneself with this group, and quite unnecessary; I don't understand the purpose of it. The President should not attend, nor should government officials. It should be a political party event," emphasized the University of Chile researcher, who also labeled the groups involved in the meeting as "dangerous for democracy."

Former presidential candidate Evelyn Matthei has issued a stark warning against the use of digital machinery for manipulating public opinion, linking it to the recent arrest of Argentine consultant Fernando Cerimedo and the systematic attacks she experienced during her electoral campaign.

The contents of Fernando Cerimedo’s mobile phone have opened a Pandora's box within the judicial framework surrounding the far-right political operator, revealing transnational implications and raising urgent questions about his operations and connections, especially in Chile.

The arrest of political operator Fernando Cerimedo has ignited controversy over his alleged influence in Chile's elections, prompting opposition lawmakers to call for an investigation into digital manipulation and financial connections in political campaigns.

"We believe she is a woman who embodies a vision for building peace, defending human rights, and upholding the principles of the UN Charter, as she has demonstrated throughout her life, and who seeks multilateralism," stated the Mexican leader.

Deputy Cristian Tapia raised concerns regarding the government's submission of a constitutional security reform proposal to the Senate, arguing that this initiative aims to grant the current authorities a true "blank check."

Deputy Daniel Manouchehri has announced he will formally demand La Moneda clarify the links between far-right political consultant Fernando Cerimedo and various political campaigns, particularly those associated with President José Antonio Kast.

A new controversy is straining relations between Santiago and Buenos Aires following statements made by the Chief of the General Staff of the Argentine Air Force, Brigadier General Gustavo Javier Valverde, who asserted that Magallanes and the Drake Passage belong to Argentina.

Fernando Cerimedo, known as the "King of Trolls" and currently detained in Bolivia, has significant ties to the communications director of the Kast administration, Felipe Costabal, intensifying scrutiny over their connections amid ongoing investigations.

Former Colombian President Gustavo Petro has accused political operator Fernando Cerimedo of manipulating electoral processes in Chile and linked him to the far-right's use of "technofascism" to influence elections across Latin America.