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.

Will the UDI founded by Jaime Guzmán endure if José A. Kast is elected President? As the Republican Party, under Kast's leadership, targets UDI members for support, the UDI's electoral weight begins to diminish significantly...

Government officials have dismissed the notion of an ongoing migration crisis in northern Chile, highlighting that the flow observed at the Chacalluta Border Complex aligns with typical seasonal patterns. They also criticize the politicization of migration issues for electoral purposes.

They formalized their support for the Republican candidate, arguing that the primary goal is to "recover the country".

The origins of this case trace back to 2021 and involve a project under the Ministry of Housing and Urbanism's Program for Precarious Settlements (PAP), aimed at enhancing the living conditions of families living in camps, according to the local media Pura Noticia.

"The results we have seen only strengthen my need to communicate more vigorously the common points we share with Franco. We both share a central concern: the high cost of living in our country and the need to ease the financial burden on families," stated the candidate from Unidad por Chile.

In 2024, France 24 recognized ten influential Latin American women, including Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum and then-Chilean Minister Jeannette Jara, praised for their advancements in labor rights and efforts to reduce gender disparities. Nearly a year later, Jara is a presidential candidate in the runoff, confirming the international projection the outlet had previously envisioned.