Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel asserted that on February 24, 1996, Cuba acted in legitimate self-defense within its territorial waters, following repeated violations of its airspace by notable terrorists, despite the U.S. administration being alerted multiple times and ignoring the warnings, after the U.S. charged Castro with murder, conspiracy to kill Americans, and destruction of aircraft over these events.

Germán Naranjo Maldini, an executive at Landes, faced arrest in Brazil after a racially and homophobically charged incident on a flight, spotlighting class-based racism within Chilean society and the disturbing criminalization of indigenous leaders like Jorge Huenchullán.

The Rancagua Guarantee Court has ordered the preventive detention of a police officer accused of illegal coercion, falsification of public instruments, and unjustified gunfire in public spaces.

"Dominga demonstrates once again what communities have been reporting for years: when economic power pushes to expedite projects at any cost, it is families, the environment, and public trust in institutions that ultimately pay the price," stated the parliamentarian.

In conversation with El Ciudadano, the renowned Chilean writer reflects on fear, social fragility, violence against women, and the role of literature in a country marked by distrust and uncertainty.

I read with concern that 50 newly completed houses in Olivar, Quinta Región, are set to be demolished. I have no doubt that it is possible to REINFORCE them. I urge Minister Poduje to avoid this disaster and consult with expert professionals to prevent this blunder.

Many indigenous children were abducted and illegally adopted during the dictatorship, ending up in countries like France, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Italy, through a network of civil and institutional complicity.

Deputy Luis Cuello (PC) sharply condemned the approval of the government's tax reform, describing it as a legislation designed for the wealthiest, which undermines social rights and crucial public services.

The Ninth Civil Court in Santiago has mandated the State of Chile to pay $51.2 million to D.E.A.L., a victim who lost his eye after being struck by a tear gas canister during protests in November 2019.

The Senate Health Committee unanimously decided to block budget cuts proposed by the government for the Ministry of Health, emphasizing that there are no surplus funds in this critical sector, and summoned Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz to provide explanations.