Socialist lawmakers Daniel Manouchehri and Daniella Cicardini have urged President José Antonio Kast to openly condemn the 1973 Coup d'État and the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet, highlighting the ongoing need for accountability and remembrance.

Cuba has condemned the energy blockade implemented by US President Donald Trump, labeling it a "genocidal act" that severely impacts the living conditions of the population and especially affects hospitals on the island, where surgeries are conducted using cell phone lights to attend to patients.

In a shocking revelation, former Supreme Court Minister Ángela Vivanco admitted to deleting crucial evidence from her phone just prior to her arrest, indicating potential intent to obscure information related to an ongoing bribery and money laundering investigation.

Fifty-three years ago, Joan Garcés was urged by Salvador Allende to leave La Moneda moments before the coup, setting the stage for his lifelong mission to document the events of that day and confront Augusto Pinochet in court.

The capture of the strategic Mokha port by Ansar Allah forces is neither an "Iranian aggression" nor a "terrorist act" as repeated by Western bloc media. It represents a decisive blow to the military and logistical machinery that, with the backing of Washington, London, and Riyadh, has suffocated the Yemeni people for more than a decade.

Supported by ANEF and its president, José Pérez Debelli, the national board of Anfucultura has lodged two complaints with Contraloría, seeking the agency's intervention on issues they deem "concerning" that directly impact public service.

"This has been a complex commission because we have lacked transparency, primarily from Codelco's Audit Committee, given that they are covering everything up. They do not truly want to reveal what has happened," warned the parliamentarian.

On the anniversary of 9/11, a reflection on how cultural narratives, particularly the film "Wag the Dog," resonate with the tragic realities of that day and the ensuing manipulation of truth and fear in contemporary society.

A report from La Tercera revealed that Carabineros has rejected former officer Claudio Crespo's request for reinstatement after he was acquitted of shooting and blinding Gustavo Gatica due to controversial legal applications.

"We have decided to put an end to this practice in our commune," announced Mayor Tomás Vodanovic, highlighting the implementation of the new animal protection ordinance. Thanks to this regulation, he stated, "we have been able to proceed with the demolition of this completely illegal structure, which hosted dog races that facilitated their mistreatment."