The government led by far-right Javier Milei has confirmed the bidding process to privatize Agua y Saneamientos Argentinos S.A. (AySA), the state-owned company serving over 14 million residents in Buenos Aires, with plans for a 30-year concession.

Originally published in Buenos Aires in 1974, this work by investigator and former collaborator of Salvador Allende's government analyzes the dismantling of the Social Economic Area constructed during the Popular Unity, the restitution of companies and lands to business groups, the opening to foreign capital, the reorganization of the economic model under neoliberal principles, and the deployment of a repressive apparatus aimed at destroying trade unions, political parties, and social organizations.

The Global Sumud Flotilla has accused Israel of using propaganda tactics to justify lethal force against their humanitarian mission headed to Gaza, highlighting a history of alleged deception and violence against civilians.

On May 14, the Spanish edition of the book “Collection of Studies on Xi Jinping's Economic Thought” was presented at the Intercontinental Hotel in Santiago, providing insights into China's economic model.

Deputy Carolina Tello (FA) has announced the initiation of a signature collection process aimed at forming a Special Investigative Committee to examine President José Antonio Kast's links with international conservative organizations associated with former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, amidst ongoing scrutiny over public resource misuse.

Social organizations and educators commemorated the National Day of Comprehensive Sexual Education with activities in Santiago, calling for a national public policy. In Common Sense, Martín de la Sotta discussed the ongoing challenges of ESI in Chile.

Protests in Bolivia have intensified as the indefinite general strike led by the Bolivian Workers' Central (COB) marks its 11th day, with growing calls for President Rodrigo Paz to resign amid widespread unrest and roadblocks.

Criminal lawyer Mauricio Daza strongly criticizes Minister María Trinidad Steinert's legal competence and effectiveness in her role as Minister of Public Security, raising concerns over her qualifications and past decisions regarding public safety.

The Minister of Finance, Jorge Quiroz, demanded a 15% cut in the Universal Guaranteed Pension budget, based on unsubstantiated claims of "social fraud" that have not been documented by any public entity, according to findings from CIPER.

The President attempts to shift a campaign promise, made to expel 300,000 undocumented migrants "on the first day", into the realm of semantics. This is not about metaphors or hyperboles, but about a hardline slogan that is now seeking reinterpretation from La Moneda.