Luis Pino Soto, a student at Liceo A-1 Octavio Palma Pérez in Arica, was only 15 years old when he was last seen on July 1, 1986, amidst widespread repression and protests against the Pinochet dictatorship across the nation.

The court ruling established that, without any provocation or the presence of third parties, the police officer aimed his weapon – a Hatsan model escort shotgun designed for non-lethal 12 mm ammunition – directly at the victim's face, resulting in the total and irrecoverable loss of vision in his left eye.

Following the approval from the Environmental Evaluation Commission (Coeva), the initiative now moves forward with the preparation of the Environmental Impact Study for the works associated with Phase 2 of the Valparaíso port expansion.

The Rosa Luxemburg Foundation's Solidarity Brigade managed to travel to Cuba amidst the intensification of the U.S. blockade. Here, Dani Neira recounts their experience.

The series "They Sing Alone" features nine artists performing in formats from intimate shows to album launches and celebrations. Tickets are available starting at 3,000 Chilean pesos.

This Tuesday morning began with a formal agenda intended to facilitate the transition of power, but a meeting between President Gabriel Boric and elected President José Antonio Kast quickly escalated into a politically charged dispute over the proposed Chile-China submarine cable project.

Under the direction of Sebastián Muirhead (Carmen je t'aime, Ópera en la Ciudad), with narration by actress Nathalia Aragonese and piano by Jorge Bugueño, acclaimed soprano Roxana Diaz Vanden-Bosch is set to make her highly anticipated return to Chile for her first concert on Wednesday, March 4th at Centro Arte Alameda.

The prohibition and regulation of mobile devices in classrooms is now in effect and applies to all levels of education: preschool, primary, and secondary. It governs all members of the educational community during curricular activities.

In a controversial move, pension fund administrators (AFP) are withholding details about their political campaign financing, despite findings linking them to a foundation that deployed trolls to spread misinformation during elections, citing their right to free speech as a shield against scrutiny.

In early 2026, Chile was embroiled in a scandal involving former Supreme Court Minister Ángela Vivanco, who faces allegations of corruption while raising questions about judicial favoritism towards national lottery operators.