On Monday, La Paz was engulfed in protests, marked by roadblocks and marches against President Rodrigo Paz's government, as citizens rallied for change amid rising tension over critical issues like fuel shortages and controversial legislation.

This initiative, developed by the UNESCO Chair in Surface Hydrology at the University of Talca, was implemented in sectors of the municipalities of San Carlos, Coihueco, and Ñiquén (Ñuble region), where the team evaluated the technical feasibility of capturing rainwater in winter, storing it, and subsequently incorporating it into the subsoil through traditional wells.

The diagnosis presented in the project explicitly blames the 2014 tax reform, reductions in working hours, and increases in minimum wage for the deterioration of the Chilean economy. All substantive measures target reversing those reforms: reducing corporate taxes, total reintegration, eliminating capital gains tax, ensuring tax invariability, and controlling social spending. This represents an integral neoliberal counter-reform project.

High school students have called for a national protest on May 14, opposing budget cuts by José Antonio Kast's government and the rising cost of living.

The event promises a captivating repertoire from one of the country's leading musical groups, along with DJ Maringa, who will keep the celebration going until the candles burn down. With limited availability, it is advised to secure tickets well in advance.

Senator Daniella Cicardini has called for transparency regarding a corruption investigation linked to a far-right network led by José Antonio Kast, demanding that Chilean citizens have the right to know the truth.

The budget cuts initiative led by José Antonio Kast and Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz is set to drastically impact the funding for the Program Against Organized Crime, proposing a reduction of at least 15% in the Ministry of Security's budget.

The members of the Biochemistry Student Center at the Universidad Austral de Chile (UACh) have issued a statement refuting the claims of a 'kidnapping' involving Science Minister Ximena Lincolao, insisting instead that they are facing criminalization for engaging in peaceful protest against educational reforms.

The Global Sumud Flotilla has added 25 boats in Italy to amplify its mission against the genocide in Gaza and deliver urgent humanitarian aid to the Palestinian people.

Former presidential candidate Jeannette Jara and ex-Minister Álvaro Elizalde have condemned José Antonio Kast's administration, accusing him of "governing for the rich" and promoting a disguised mega tax reform.