El Shot con Juanma Astorga, Miércoles 17 de junio de 2026

The case of the missing Haitian children in Chile dominated the news for a second day. The government filed a criminal complaint for possible human trafficking, the Prosecutor's Office is pointing the finger at officials from the previous administration, and Congress announced investigative committees. Amid the upheaval, President Kast dismissed his Undersecretary for Women, while the economy continued to celebrate the end of the trade war with Iran, with the dollar and oil prices falling. Also in today's El Shot: 🛬 The missing Haitian children: the government denounces possible human trafficking, and the entire Congress calls for an investigation. 👩‍⚖️ Kast dismisses his Undersecretary for Women: after months of internal conflict between Minister Marín and Undersecretary Castro. ⚖️ The accusation against Grau escalates: and the left threatens to respond with another accusation against Minister Quiroz. 🧑‍⚖️ The Supreme Court judges itself: it opens 56 proceedings to remove judges who traveled abroad on medical leave. 🚓 Arrau flexes his security muscle: police deployment in all 16 regions and the end of the weekly homicide report. 💊 The drug trafficker who was collecting a pension from the social unrest: a man receiving a special pension is arrested for fentanyl use, and the government will review all cases. 💳 Self-fraud hitting banks: BancoEstado has reported more than 7,000 cases and is creating a working group with the Prosecutor's Office. ⛽ People's wallets breathe a sigh of relief with the peace in Iran: the dollar and oil prices fall, and gasoline drops by nearly 100 pesos this Thursday. 🇵🇪 Peru on the verge of protests: Roberto Sánchez refuses to recognize Keiko Fujimori's victory and calls for mobilization. 🚁 The plan the FBI says it foiled: an alleged drone and sniper attack against the White House during a UFC event. Here's the full analysis in today's podcast, Wednesday, June 17, 2026 🎧 #TheShot #HaitianChildren #Kast #Iran #Peru #Chile #News