Former minister Heraldo Vivanco has denied close ties with lawyers Vania Vargas and Tomás Lagos, amidst ongoing scrutiny. Separately, the Allende family has sold a property for a higher price than initially considered for purchase during the Boric administration. Simultaneously, the Chilean Senate has approved the three suppressive vetoes related to the sweeping pension reform, signaling a significant alteration to the proposed changes. These vetoes are expected to substantially modify the megareform aimed at overhauling the country's pension system. The approvals represent a win for opposition forces who voiced concerns regarding the original bill’s sustainability and impact. This combination of events highlights a complex political landscape in Chile, marked by personal denials, real estate dealings, and major legislative action. The pension reform’s future remains uncertain as the bill returns to the Lower House.