The polling firm Criteria released a new survey revealing that Gustavo Gatica leads positive evaluations among legislators with a significant 63% approval, highlighting his growing public support and influence.
Today, the Popular Café in Yungay, Santiago, launched the recording of the vinyl "Coffee, Memory, and Song," celebrating the warmth of community and musical heritage with live sessions throughout July.
As Aclara seeks to strengthen its controversial mining operations in Chile, it has secured major tax benefits in Louisiana, thanks to its ties to Republican Governor Jeff Landry, aligning with strategic goals in the rare earths market.
The International Documentary Film Festival of Marseille (FIDMarseille) opens its doors for its 37th edition from July 7 to 12, bringing together global filmmakers, producers, and cinema lovers to showcase contemporary documentary cinema.
Daniel Rosato, president of the Argentine Small and Medium Industries, states that the core issue affecting Argentina's economy is the significant drop in sales, as industrialists increasingly urge President Javier Milei to implement emergency measures to support the struggling manufacturing sector.
The justice system delivered a verdict in a case of gender violence that shocked the community of Mulchén in the Biobío Region, sentencing Cristián Alexis Morales Maureira to 15 years in prison for the murder of the pregnant young woman, M.A.C.M.
The ceasefire in the Gaza Strip exists more on paper than in reality, as official figures starkly confirm that Israel has committed 3,465 violations since the agreement with Hamas went into effect.
The Frente Amplio has firmly established its confrontational stance against the government, asserting its determination to oppose the economic and tax reforms proposed by José Antonio Kast's administration with unwavering resolve.
In a tragic yet miraculous event, 21-year-old Aarón Levi Cantillo was rescued alive after spending 106 hours trapped under rubble in La Guaira, marking a significant moment amidst the devastation caused by recent earthquakes in Venezuela.
The latest Pulso Ciudadano survey indicates that 56.1% of respondents disapprove of José Antonio Kast's management of crime control, highlighting a growing discontent with the government's approach to security issues.
