The discovery of the trumpeter fish (Latris lineata) was confirmed through a project led by the University of La Serena utilizing environmental DNA collection to monitor potential invasive species. This system involves the participation of Sernapesca and the fishing community in the Coquimbo Region.

The song "The Death of the Guerrilla" addresses one of the most significant and tragic episodes of Chile's War of Independence: the transfer of Manuel Rodríguez from the San Pablo barracks in Santiago to the Quillota prison and his subsequent assassination. The video is now available on YouTube.

Ceasefire Today is a global initiative that calls for a ceasefire in both the Gaza Strip and Iran, while denouncing the complicity of the United States government, under President Donald Trump, in these aggressions.

A recent report from the Audemus consulting firm highlights Argentina's grim industrial outlook, revealing that the country ranks as the second worst globally due to severe economic contraction and substantial business closures under President Javier Milei's administration.

Carlos Gajardo, a former prosecutor, has raised alarms over a newly proposed bill in the Chilean Senate that may allow convicts to serve their sentences at home due to chronic illnesses, calling it a 'concealed end-point law' that could benefit serious offenders.

The Supreme Court has upheld a definitive sentence of 5 years and one day of imprisonment for José Roberto Valdivia Dames, a key figure in the Patria y Libertad Nationalist Front, for his involvement in a qualified kidnapping case connected to crimes against humanity committed in 1973.

The Municipality of Concón is set to file a complaint with the Prosecutor's Office against a group of foreign cyclists who filmed themselves riding down the dunes in the Valparaíso Region, aiming to hold them accountable for their actions in a protected area.

In a significant escalation that could have global economic implications, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard has claimed responsibility for an attack on a U.S.-flagged oil tanker, simultaneously asserting effective control over the vital Strait of Hormuz during wartime.

A controversial Senate vote, led by Senator Javier Macaya, has approved a bill that could benefit offenders over 70 years old, including Macaya's convicted father, igniting debates over potential conflicts of interest and the implications for public safety.

The Ecuadorian government, under President Daniel Noboa, has ordered the expulsion of all Cuban embassy staff in Quito, labeling the act as unprecedented, with Cuba alleging U.S. pressures behind the decision ahead of a summit in Miami.