El Shot con Juanma Astorga, Jueves 23 de julio de 2026

Former government spokesperson Mara Sedini broke two months of silence and shook up La Moneda Palace. In an interview, she accused President Kast's inner circle and the National Renewal party of pressuring her and preventing her from working, and the ruling coalition responded by accusing her of disloyalty. On El Shot, we analyze her explosive reappearance and the complex day the government experienced. Also on today's El Shot: 🏛️ Mega-reform stalled: the government's flagship project was one vote short in the Senate due to an absent UDI senator, and its final provision was postponed until August. 🫀 Abortion bill: the "Listen to Their Heart" initiative fizzled out in Congress, with signatures withdrawn and 66% of the country opposed, according to Cadem. 🌧️ Disaster zone: the government declared it in ten regions, although the snowfall ensures irrigation and electricity throughout the summer. 🏔️ Mountain rescue: The two young women who had been missing for a week in Cajón del Maipo have been found alive. 🎤 BTS claims another victim: The government has asked the acting director of the National Sports Institute (IND) to resign after the controversy surrounding the band's concerts at the National Stadium. 🚨 "The Panda" is captured: The man who shot two police officers 37 times in Lo Espejo has been arrested. He had previously been convicted of four attempted murders. ⚖️ Maduro heads to trial: A New York court has set June 2027 as the start date for the trial of the former Venezuelan president on charges of narcoterrorism. 🇺🇳 Trump and the UN: According to the New York Post, the US President is pushing the FIFA president to compete with Michelle Bachelet for the Secretary General position. 🏠 Hitler's House: Austria transformed the dictator's birthplace into a police station to neutralize its symbolic power. Here's the full analysis in today's podcast, Thursday, July 23, 2026 🎧 #TheShot #MaraSedini #MegaReform #Temporary #Maduro