Former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet has not ruled out a potential third run for the presidency. Simultaneously, a new security reform has been reintroduced in Chile, notably excluding the state of exception clause that previously sparked significant controversy. This revised reform aims to address security concerns without the contentious measures that led to widespread debate. In a separate legal development, a tribunal has rejected a partial dismissal request for former prosecutor Manuel Guerra. The case involving Guerra continues to proceed, indicating ongoing legal scrutiny. These events unfold as Chile navigates complex political and security challenges, with potential shifts in leadership and policy on the horizon. The original report appeared on CIPER Chile.