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Boric registered his Vientosurgente foundation with former presidential advisers
The former president presented the opposition with the project through which he will carry out his role as a former head of state, focusing on younger generations and democracy.
Government responds to Boric and Bachelet and asks opposition for proposals
Undersecretary Máximo Pavez criticized opposition obstructionism, while the Socialist Party said the former presidents' meeting had no electoral purpose.
Poduje criticizes radar purchase and calls for debris-flow retention basins
The Housing Minister said radars are a short-term solution and that the Ministry of Finance must fund mitigation works, which are more expensive but effective.
Chile withdrew in 2024 from the organization that hired Camila Vallejo today
The withdrawal from the CISS was decided while Jeannette Jara was labor minister and ended a 65-year relationship; the former government spokesperson will lead a youth program there.
Official Gazette publishes rules on the use of force as Constitutional Court reviews opposition challenge
The government maintains that the petition by 16 senators was filed too late, and the Constitutional Court's precedents in similar cases support its position.
Government hiring of under-30s doubled under Kast, study finds
The Ministries of Defense and the Presidency lead the age shift, while Security, Mining and Foreign Affairs hired people aged 45 or older.
Deputy Vergara asks Kast to pardon uniformed personnel convicted over the social unrest
The Republican Party member said on Radio Agricultura that pardoning the convicted uniformed personnel would improve the government's approval rating, currently at 27% according to Criteria.
La Serena commission denies parole to Luis Castillo Opazo
The man pardoned over the October 18 unrest whose case cost Minister Marcela Ríos her job will remain in prison because of his very high risk of reoffending, according to the Prison Service.