Narrative, illustration, poetry, research, theater, music, heritage, children's and young adult literature, comics, among other genres and themes, will be present to welcome a wide diversity of reading tastes. Guests such as Cynthia Rimsky, 2026 National Literature Prize winner; writer Pablo Katchadjian, and editors Marco Cassini, Maxi Papandrea, and Edgar Blanco will be featured at this anniversary edition of the Spring of Books.

The Teacher Unity Movement (MUD) has issued a public statement following a National Extraordinary Assembly that addressed the serious challenges faced by educational communities in light of a new privatization threat to public education.

"We are validating vehicular homicide": The mother of Martín González Stuardo announces she will take the case to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights after the closure of the criminal case in Chile, claiming justice has protected the driver involved in the accident that killed her 18-year-old son in a school zone.

This article explores the intertwined paths of Fernando Cerimedo and Javier Negre, focusing on how their collaboration spans a media landscape that amplifies far-right narratives across Europe and Latin America.

On the morning of September 9, a major development in the ongoing investigation led by the Supraterritorial Prosecutor's Office unfolded with the arrest of former Ñuñoa prosecutor Vinko Fodich, amid allegations of a significant money laundering structure.

Deputy Luis Cuello and his colleagues have filed a complaint to investigate potential illegal sharing of classified intelligence information with the United States, triggered by remarks from U.S. Ambassador Brandon Judd regarding the 2019 social uprising.

Minister Tomás Rau was caught on an open mic expressing his displeasure with the government setback regarding the Universal Nursery project, famously stating, "What a disaster, man," highlighting the controversy surrounding this legislative affair.

The Chamber of Deputies has voted to require Foreign Minister Francisco Pérez Mackenna to explain the foreign policy decisions of José Antonio Kast's government, sparked by recent disputes with Argentina and U.S. diplomatic remarks.

The Central Bank of Chile's Council unanimously decided to keep the Monetary Policy Rate at 4.5% while worsening its outlook on the economy, warning of job losses, increased fragility in the labor market, and inflation driven by rising fuel prices.

Former government spokesperson Camila Vallejo has demanded a comprehensive investigation into Fernando Cerimedo's influence in Chile, accusing the right of avoiding accountability regarding his connections and the operations of his 'trolls and bots' linked to President José Antonio Kast.