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El Shot 20 de enero de 2026

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El fuego redibuja el mapa de Ñuble y el Biobío con una brutalidad histórica. Lirquén y Penco quedaron como el rostro más duro de los incendios, con barrios prácticamente borrados y un duelo que avanza lento, porque identificar a las víctimas tomará días y quizá semanas. Mientras Fiscalía abre líneas por posible negligencia eléctrica y por estafas a damnificados, Boric y Kast se muestran juntos en una tregua forzada: coordinación hoy y reconstrucción que ya se promete “rápida y eficaz” desde el 11 de marzo. En paralelo, la emergencia empuja la transición: Kast ajusta su anuncio de gabinete, exhibe cartas en terreno y todavía define Seguridad y Minería, con un guiño al centro que ya abre ruido en su propio mapa político. 

Además, en El Shot de hoy:

🌾 Polémica interna: Partido Radical amenaza con expulsar a Jaime Campos si entra al gabinete.

⚖️ Maipú: CDE pide 37 años de cárcel para Cathy Barriga y habla de “política sistemática” de fraude.

🧷 Candados estatales: Contralora vuelve a criticar “amarres” en reajuste público y reabre debate por flexibilidad.

🏦 Banca digital: CMF autoriza funcionamiento de la filial bancaria de Tenpo.

🚄 España de luto: choque de trenes deja al menos 40 muertos y una niña de 6 años como sobreviviente de su familia.

🚨 Guatemala en excepción: estado de sitio tras asesinato de ocho policías y motines carcelarios.

🇵🇪 Perú bajo sospecha: nueva reunión secreta con empresario chino complica al presidente Jerí.

✉️ Trump y el Nobel: carta a Noruega con amenaza velada y giro más agresivo en política exterior.

🎤 Julio Iglesias contraataca: pide archivar la causa por falta de jurisdicción en España.

Aquí el análisis completo en el podcast de hoy, martes 20 de enero de 2026 🎧

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