A BCI document, as reported by Reportea, reveals a payment of $1.6 million from Sergio Yáber to Senator Matías Walker, who claims it was assistance for his son's airfare. This incident links the suspended Conservator, under investigation for bribery, to another legislator, Representative Araya, highlighting a political financing scheme.

A reserved report from OS-7 sent to prosecutors reveals intercepted calls involving registrar Sergio Yáber, in which he claims to have transferred $1.7 million to Congressman Cristián Araya and details political maneuvers related to former judge Antonio Ulloa. The report suggests that the findings "could potentially be criminal," as published by CIPER.

Jeannette Jara has welcomed Mario Marcel and Carlos Ominami to her economic team, enhancing her campaign strategy for the upcoming election runoff. Jara emphasized that the addition of the former Finance Minister, who had distanced himself from public debates, provides substantial technical support for her proposal.

Extreme right leader Alexandre Ramagem is sentenced to 16 years in prison for crimes including organized crime, coup d'état, and violent abolition of democracy. However, a Brazilian media outlet caught him on video walking freely in Miami alongside a woman.

A volatile, hyper-connected, and decisive electorate: this is how Chilean youth votes today, representing nearly one-third of the electoral roll and showing an increasing inclination towards right-wing candidates, in line with a global trend.

"In Chile, during a second round, public debate is not a favor but the means through which Chileans learn about the country candidates want to build," asserted the Unidad por Chile candidate.

Amidst the strengthening and restructuring of Jeannette Jara's presidential campaign and the challenges ahead, the candidate has requested Darío Quiroga's resignation from his role as strategic coordinator, the campaign team reported in a brief note.

On the first day of discussion and voting for the 2026 Budget Law, the Senate approved five funding items, following the rejection of 14 items by the Chamber of Deputies.

Legislator warned that the climate of political revenge established by some right-wing sectors is jeopardizing essential state programs and obligations to the country's population.

For the candidate, this is a "regrettable situation because I would like to see Chile combat organized crime not only by pursuing those who sell little packets of drugs on the corner but also by going after the big fish, and the Chilean right has repeatedly refused to do that."