The human rights lawyer raised concerns about the house arrest granted to the former head of the DINA.

Kast deemed public funds allocated for scientific studies to be misused, prompting widespread backlash from the academic community.

Congressman Javier Olivares has ignited controversy after shouting 'Viva mi general' in Congress and subsequently reporting an assault in Olmué, leading to accusations of glorifying dictatorship.

Indigenous organizations at the Templo Mayor in Mexico City demanded President Claudia Sheinbaum urgently send a Bill to Congress prohibiting the glorification of genocide and figures like Hernán Cortés. They rejected statements from Madrid's president, Díaz Ayuso, calling out denialism, hate campaigns, and racism. They called for a historical clarification commission with Spain and reparations for damages.

A study from the University of Chile reveals that the Indigenous Coastal Marine Spaces (ECMPO) law fails to ensure effective governance. Communities face power asymmetries against the state and salmon farming companies, highlighting a "symbolic recognition" without the material conditions necessary to manage their ancestral territories.

Effectively managing risk from natural threats requires scientific knowledge, institutional coordination, and direct engagement in communities to reduce vulnerabilities and enhance timely responses, as emphasized at a recent seminar in Valparaíso.

Cristóbal Sepúlveda of No + Zonas de Sacrificio was brutally attacked by three individuals in Punta Arenas, suffering skull and maxillary fractures. The incident was recorded, and the Prosecutor's Office is investigating. The organization demands justice, recalling that Sepúlveda had previously been assaulted for his defense of penguins.

The Cetacea Conservation Center and Ecoceanos filed a legal complaint against Sernapesca for denying key information about the death of a humpback whale aboard the Antarctic Endeavour (Pesca Chile S.A.). They accuse the use of Article 64J to protect the company and act as "judge and party." The Council for Transparency will decide in 20 days.

A publication in the bulletin "From Seed to Feather" in Mexico, authored by María Elena Rozas of RAP-AL, warned that the approval of the first genetically edited wheat in Chile using CRISPR/Cas9 technology in Latin America has raised strong concerns regarding regulation, biodiversity, environmental risks, and corporate concentration, highlighting threats to traditional seeds and food heritage.

The International Workers' Unity - Fourth International (UIT-CI) stated: "This victory is another testament to the Palestinian resistance and the global movement in support of it. It stands against the genocide perpetrated by the Israeli apartheid state, backed by the U.S."