Former researcher at Libertad y Desarrollo and critic of reforms like the Inclusion Law and the SAE. She will take office as Minister on March 11 as part of the new cabinet.

The effigy of Jorge Quiroz was burned in Playa Ancha amid slogans protesting collusion and dissatisfaction with the country’s economic trajectory.

Australian authorities have made a significant move against impunity by finalizing the extradition of Adriana Rivas, a former DINA agent and right-hand woman of Manuel ‘Mamo’ Contreras, who is wanted by Chile for her role in kidnappings, torture, and disappearances during Pinochet's dictatorship.

A web of pharmaceutical debts and sabotage of cameras at the National Children’s House implicates the Undersecretariat for Children following the controversial tenure of Katherine Molina.

The political and media storm surrounding Minister of Security Trinidad Steinert and PDI General Director Eduardo Cerna arises from a struggle for control over the civil police and the security apparatus tasked with combating organized crime.

President Javier Milei's administration has revoked the press credentials of several media outlets mentioned in a controversial report, raising serious concerns about censorship and press freedom in Argentina.

The former MI6 agent analyzes Iran's military strategy and claims that the West has underestimated its technological capabilities and preparedness for a prolonged conflict.

The request from the Comptroller's Office stems from a petition by Congressman Daniel Manouchehri and Senator Daniella Cicardini after multiple media outlets released images of María Adriasola serving lunch to La Moneda staff without gloves, a mask, or hair covering, as required by current regulations.

Ambassador Laura Moreno's dialogue with indigenous leaders prioritized the defense and protection of indigenous languages, aiming to directly connect Lickanantay leaders with various universities and the 68 indigenous peoples of Mexico, who are the current guardians of 68 ancestral languages.

During a session of the Senate's Women and Gender Equality Commission, Senator Beatriz Sánchez challenged a government official's claim of "no information" regarding the complex situation at Prodemu: "Prodemu is facing a critical situation, and the undersecretary of Women attempts to pass false information as real," stated Sánchez, who asserted that the ministry did indeed receive relevant information from the Prodemu Union.