"The presumption of innocence should apply equally to lawmakers, social activists, or Mapuche community members, and judges should not be swayed by public opinion. Law enforcement and prosecutors should not use public sentiment to pressure judges in order to advance their cases."

Sources from El Ciudadano report that two additional officials have resigned, citing not only the "demanding work pace" of Poduje but also his "hyper-personalized" leadership style where "everything revolves around him, not around guidelines." "The minister is very disorganized and is overworking the teams," our sources detailed.

Graduating with top honors, acclaimed actress Bárbara Ruiz Tagle has just earned her degree in Psychology from Gabriela Mistral University. Coincidentally, she is debuting at Teatro San Ginés with "Rosalyn, Love is a Thriller," an Italian box-office success originally by Edoardo Erba. Under her direction and featuring performances by Alessandra Guerzoni and María Olga Matte, this marks the first Chilean adaptation of this unique noir blending humor, deception, flashbacks, and surprises.

Platonos, established in 2026, is a platform dedicated to producing concerts, performances, installations, and projections that broaden the possibilities of sound experiences, aiming to position itself at the margins of the music scene, visual arts, and performance.

Today, violence has become the most effective fuel for the far-right machinery. Globally, its leaders have succeeded in legitimizing within democratic systems narratives that heighten violence and hatred, framing the existence of an internal enemy that must be expelled, exploiting the fear and uncertainty experienced by large segments of society.

Metro Cuadrado offers an intimate and reflective look at life as a couple through the story of Francisca and Andrés, who decide to start a new chapter together by moving into an apartment. However, what initially seems like a shared project soon starts to unravel due to the persistence of past ties, the tensions of everyday living, and inherited expectations on how a relationship should be built.

In a public statement, they urged government authorities to tackle the issue of violence comprehensively, addressing both the substance and the manner, while avoiding rhetoric that could deepen stigmatization or division.

Dependency theory teaches us that in our peripheral nations, capitalism does not generate autonomous development but rather chronic underdevelopment, and that dependency is not a phase but a structural condition rooted in the super-exploitation of labor and value transfer. In Bolivia, this logic expresses itself most accurately in agriculture.

The Chilean Organization of Consumers and Users, ODECU, has expressed serious concerns about a proposed regulation by the Financial Market Commission that could exclude seniors from accessing coordinate cards, leaving their financial security in the hands of banks.

Born in Lima in 1947, Carmen Ollé is a writer, literary critic, and a prominent figure in Peruvian female poetry. Her first poetry collection, "Noches de Adrenalina," published in 1981, is a seminal work in Latin American literature.