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A student march called by ACES, Confech and other groups rejected the measures of José Antonio Kast's government on Thursday, such as limits on free education and fuel price hikes. The demonstration in Santiago led to clashes with Carabineros, who used water cannons and tear gas.

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A CBRE report shows Santiago strip centers hit decade-high net absorption and new supply in 2025. Absorption reached 24,500 square meters, though vacancy rose slightly to 6.35%. Further expansion is projected for 2026 and 2027.

Four individuals disrupted Santiago Metro service at Rondizzoni station on Line 2 by graffitiing a train. The incident was recorded on video by a user and confirmed by the company. Metro reported a power outage caused by the vandalism.

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A fresh clash erupted between Santiago mayor Mario Desbordes and children's defender Anuar Quesille over the implementation of the Safe Classroom Law in local schools. Quesille dismissed claims of his institution's opposition to the law as a 'myth,' while Desbordes accused him of siding with those who justify violence. This dispute revives earlier tensions from November.

 

 

 

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