The southern region of Lebanon is becoming the latest stage for Israel's destructive strategy previously seen in Gaza, characterized by bombing, forced displacement, and systematic occupation.

Deputy Jorge Brito (FA) emphasized that the Longueira Law "is the greatest embarrassment in Chilean politics. It resulted in a congresswoman and a senator going to prison for corruption, and to achieve a legitimate and just law restoring the rule of law, we promoted the new law with more than 200 hearings across eight regions of the country." This decision has already been communicated to the National Fisheries Council.

Governor Rodrigo Mundaca toured the construction sites of two significant housing initiatives in Valparaíso, which will provide essential housing solutions for hundreds of families: Parque Barón in the El Almendral-Victoria sector and Parque Los Laureles on Cerro Merced.

Iran has taken the initiative in response to a U.S. proposal to end the war, emphasizing that hostilities will only cease if its terms are met, while accusing the U.S. of using the proposal as a delay tactic.

After years of legal battles, Nicolás Zepeda has been convicted by a French court and sentenced to life imprisonment for the premeditated murder of Japanese student Narumi Kurosaki.

Senator Daniella Cicardini harshly criticized Finance Minister Quiroz, calling for his resignation amid rising fuel prices, while Socialist Party president Paulina Vodanovic chose to defend the minister instead.

A post criticizing Donald Trump, published and later deleted from the President's account, has opened a new front at La Moneda. The Executive has raised the possibility of hacking, but the incident leaves lingering questions about the true origin of the post.

The analysis from ICAL indicates that the series of measures being implemented will adversely affect household consumption and private investment.

Housing and Urban Development Minister Iván Poduje stirred controversy after provoking anger among residents impacted by the megafire in Viña del Mar.

The Mexican government, led by President Claudia Sheinbaum, has pledged its ongoing support for Michelle Bachelet's bid for the Secretary-General position at the United Nations following José Antonio Kast's decision to withdraw his endorsement.