Through legal actions, Florencia Lagos demands justice to clarify the facts and insists on the government's responsibility to ensure her family's safety amid escalating political violence.

Congresswoman Lorena Fries demanded that President Kast adhere to human rights treaties following his announcement to pardon military personnel convicted for the social uprising. In her CNN Prime appearance, Fries criticized the lack of a 'government for all' and warned that there are still 'debts' in truth and justice. On social media, she stressed that human rights crimes are not subject to pardon.

Claudio Spiniak, who was sentenced for leading a notorious pedophile ring in Chile in 2003, died at 77. In 2008, the Supreme Court sentenced him to 12 years for the sexual abuse of minors. The case implicated politicians like Jovino Novoa, although these accusations were dismissed. Spiniak was released in 2013 for good behavior.

The incident involving the 1st Infantry Regiment 'Colorados de Bolivia' serves as a crude and ignorant blow to our historical memory. Watching them chant a submissive 'Good morning, Your Majesty' was a grotesque spectacle. One must ask President Rodrigo Paz and those young conscripts if they know where the blood they wear comes from.

A crucial point amid the current war of aggression against this Western Asian country is that Iran has not engaged in any military incursions in the modern era. It has neither initiated war against its neighbors nor destabilizing attacks, leading us to question: Why, then, this bellicosity from the hegemonic and arrogant powers against Iran?

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Using Artificial Intelligence resources, writer and lawyer Julián Axat crafted a comic based on the unpublished poems of Juan Carlos Higa Akamine, who was kidnapped and disappeared by agents of the Argentine dictatorship in 1977.

Néstor González Durán, an academic and coordinator of the Psychological Care Center (Capsi) at the University of La Serena, explained that "real hunger is gradual, accepts various foods, and disappears when one is satisfied; emotional hunger is sudden, specific—usually seeking ultra-processed foods—and persists even after eating because the underlying issue remains."

A member of the Communist Party was 54 years old at the time of his abduction. He was a dairy product salesman and a driver, and at the moment of his detention, he was traveling with his son on a vehicle on Avenida Departamental in Santiago. As a result of these events, three former DINA agents were sentenced in 2023 as perpetrators of the crime.

An audit found that 4 employees laid off 'by mutual agreement' received severance payments exceeding 100 million pesos, despite such reason not permitting those payments. Furthermore, some were immediately re-employed in the same position. The findings have been forwarded to the Public Prosecutor’s Office and the State Defense Council.