El Shot con Juanma Astorga, Martes 23 de junio de 2026

Today, the Chamber of Deputies votes on the constitutional accusation against former Finance Minister Nicolás Grau, amidst an unprecedented scenario. The committee that reviewed the accusation rejected it, almost no experts were willing to defend it, and even the Autonomous Fiscal Council stated that the former minister's accounts balance. Despite this, the right wing and the People's Party could muster the votes to impeach him, in a vote that will be closer than expected. Also in today's Shot: ⚠️ False Threat: An anonymous email forced the evacuation of the GAM cultural center, the courts, and the zoo in Santiago. 🤝 Internal Fight: The right wing became entangled in mudslinging, with the Republican Party attacking Matthei and Schalper, and the UDI demanding apologies. 💰 Mega-Reform: The government has the votes to approve its tax reform in the Senate tomorrow, while the opposition is divided over the tax cuts. 🏚️ Silent earthquake: More than 700 houses in Alto Hospicio are under demolition orders due to sinkholes, and the government is considering declaring a state of emergency. 🚗 264 km/h: A court released the driver who was traveling at 264 kilometers per hour in the city, because the law barely punishes it. 🛢️ Truce and oil: The United States suspended sanctions on Iranian oil, and crude prices plummeted, although Israel still refuses to accept the agreement. 🇬🇧 Starmer falls: The British Prime Minister resigned after a string of defeats, and the United Kingdom has now had seven heads of government in a decade. 🌡️ Deadly heat: An extreme heat wave hits France with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, leaving victims in an increasingly dangerous European summer. 📉 Greenspan dies: The legendary head of the Federal Reserve, the man whose cheap money helped fuel the 2008 financial crisis, passed away at 100 years old. Here's the full analysis in today's podcast, Tuesday, June 23, 2026 🎧 #ElShot #Grau #AltoHospicio #Starmer #Greenspan