"Social mobility is built by expanding opportunities, not cutting them down. That is the fundamental issue with every decision the government is making. There is a disconnect from the realities of the middle class and the most vulnerable families," asserted the legislator from District 8.

The lesson from Hungary is not that the left should surrender and cede space to a so-called "moderate" right, as Monedero, the co-founder of Podemos, states. It’s that when the opposition lacks a project, power fills the void on its own. Magyar won partly due to his ability to articulate the anti-Orbán vote; however, there was no progressive alternative capable of opposing him.

Juan Pablo Swett, the president of the National Multigremial, voiced serious concerns about the proposed tax hike on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as part of José Kast's plan, which also includes tax breaks for large corporations, calling the move politically unsustainable.

Iran's decision to reopen the strategically significant Strait of Hormuz comes alongside a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon, loosening one of the knots in the ongoing geopolitical crisis in the Middle East.

The report accuses Russia of training 1,000 journalists and influencers to destabilize the region and stoke anti-American sentiment. However, the ideological agenda of its authors, the U.S. funding of the agency promoting the report, and the lack of the report itself raise significant doubts about its rigor and credibility.

In response to the rise of far-right forces and weakened democracies, international progressivism has developed a ten-point framework aimed at creating a common agenda to address current challenges related to strengthening democracy, social justice, human rights defense, economic development centered on citizen well-being, and promoting multilateralism.

The Supreme Court slammed the door on Francisca Ponce Pinochet's eviction attempt against the Llanquileo Community, establishing that the occupation of the Puyehue property predates the rights acquisition claimed by the plaintiff.

In a ruling highlighting that the crimes committed during Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship remain unresolved, two former Carabineros officers have been placed in preventive detention for five kidnappings carried out in 1985 against members of the Popular Action Unit Movement (MAPU).

According to the latest tallies, Roberto Sánchez, candidate for Juntos por el Perú, is leading over Rafael López Aliaga and is trending strongly towards advancing to the runoff election.

The individual sentenced to 15 years for the murder of Romario Veloz is positioned as the first potential beneficiary of presidential pardons.