As stated by Gustavo Petro: “What we are experiencing must be interpreted as the struggle of humanity for life against a dark power completely filled with greed that is not thinking about votes, agreements, or dialogues, but only about missiles.”

In a conversation with La Mañanera, Daniel Sandoval stated that the "damage to the heritage and public trust of La Araucanía Region is tremendous" and highlighted new evidence presented to the Prosecutor's Office by current governor René Saffirio regarding the audit conducted on Luciano Rivas's administration, revealing over 77 billion pesos unaccounted for as of December 2024.

Direct messages accessed by CIPER reveal that Poduje—who has been involved in the Republican candidate's campaign since August—has exchanged messages with at least four troll accounts that have been dedicated to spreading false information and hate messages against Jeannette Jara and Evelyn Matthei on social media.

With campaigns focused on security and employment, animal protection remains sidelined: only two candidates showcase clear measures, despite its significance for public health, environmental education, and sustainable development.

In addition to her program featuring eight fundamental axes, the Broad Front candidate for Antofagasta proposes a transparent representation with citizen accountability, launching the "Plan Dar Cara."

“Let’s make our campaign based on embracing others instead of discrediting them,” said the center-left candidate at the Plaza de Maipú.

Remarks made by the far-right candidate upset Jeannette Jara, the representative of Unidad por Chile, after he distorted her campaign slogan "Es Jara" and negatively associated it with various concepts against her.

The Londres 38 case progresses: 15 kidnappings and child abductions verified. Krassnoff has accumulated four-digit convictions and refuses to accept responsibility.

On Tuesday, November 11, candidate Jeannette Jara held a press conference where she outlined her budget proposals aimed at building "a fairer Chile."

The Santiago Appeals Court declared inadmissible the request submitted by inmates of the former Punta Peuco to halt the conversion of the prison now known as CCP Tiltil and block the admission of those convicted for common crimes. The court asserted that the action exceeded the nature of the protective action and that the presidential measure is based on explicit legal powers.