Paula Escobar stated that the main concern for her ex-husband Cavada is a pension that he must pay. ^[1] Miguel A. Vergara Villalobos argued that Escobar's column failed to address how the postulation for Michelle Bachelet emerged abruptly without prior dialogue with the current government. ^[2] Miguel A. Vergara Villalobos concluded that the situation regarding Michelle Bachelet's UN bid was a 'crónica de una muerte anunciada' (a foregone conclusion) rather than a matter of 'pago de Chile' (Chile's payment). ^[3] Paula Escobar wrote a column on August 30, 2026, attempting to downplay the failure of Michelle Bachelet's postulation to lead the UN by blaming President Kast for not supporting her. ^[4] The article includes a disclaimer stating that the described judicial process is ongoing and that the accused should not be considered guilty until a verdict is issued. ^[5] The article was published on September 1, 2026, by the outlet BioBioChile. ^[6] The current Chilean government holds a political line that is diametrically opposed to Michelle Bachelet's candidacy. ^[7]