The Central Bank of Chile said on 2 September 2026 that images and videos circulating on social media and websites falsely show its president, Rosanna Costa, promoting investment platforms and instruments, and that all such material is false. ^[1] Armando Chaguaceda, a Cuban political scientist, stated in an interview with Tomás Mosciatti that the Latin American left is immoral in its support of the Cuban regime. ^[2] The Central Bank of Chile said in the statement that neither its authorities nor its officials make investment recommendations or promote financial products. ^[3] The Central Bank of Chile said it never requests payments, transfers, passwords, security codes, bank data, or personal information via links sent by email, messaging apps, or social media. ^[4] Cuba is currently facing one of its most critical moments in decades, characterized by a profound crisis. ^[5] Energy shortages have become a primary problem for Cubans, with power outages potentially lasting for days. ^[6] The population faces a growing deterioration of basic services due to the energy crisis. ^[7] The Central Bank of Chile invited Chilean citizens to inform themselves only through its official channels and to verify any content that improperly uses the images of its authorities. ^[8]