In Chile, Senator Paulina Núñez of the National Renewal (RN) introduced a bill aimed at establishing a comprehensive legal framework for early intervention to support children with disabilities, developmental delays, or risk factors. The initiative seeks to create a unified approach across health, education, social protection, family, and community sectors to improve coordination and continuity of services. The proposal emphasizes recognizing neurodivergence and ensuring timely support through actions such as promotion, prevention, detection, evaluation, orientation, and rehabilitation. It aims to provide ongoing assistance for children up to age 10, addressing gaps in current fragmented systems. The Fundación APA praised the project, highlighting the need to make this vulnerable population more visible and supported.
Bias read (Center): The article presents the introduction of a legislative proposal by a senator and representatives of a non-governmental organization. While the issue of early childhood care for neurodivergent children is politically significant, the framing remains balanced, focusing on the need for systemic reform,



