The government led by Pedro Sánchez has made this decision following months of hostilities and criticism regarding the military offensive in Gaza.

A recent survey reveals that 71% of Argentinians reject the military dictatorship, coinciding with President Javier Milei's attempts to downplay the regime's violent past as a denialist push faces overwhelming public opposition.

Following the failure of mediation, 98% of Fibra Nov workers have commenced an indefinite strike in response to what they describe as a "humiliating" and insufficient offer.

With José Antonio Kast taking office as President, the threat of impunity resurfaces as he considers granting presidential pardons to state agents convicted for crimes during the social unrest of 2019.

China has taken significant steps in advancing ecological governance and ethnic relations with the adoption of the Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law, which aims to foster national unity and common prosperity among its diverse communities.

After four decades of searching, the family of 15-year-old Luis Pino Soto, who disappeared in 1986, has finally achieved government recognition for his case, which now advances as a crime against humanity.

The resulting materials can be used in supercapacitors, devices that can store and release energy quickly, which are in high demand in electronics, transportation, and energy storage systems.

Year after year, at the United Nations General Assembly, an overwhelming majority of countries vote for the lifting of the blockade, including Chile under various governments since the return to democracy, affirming that such unilateral measures do not contribute to solving global challenges or strengthening coexistence among nations.

In Congress, Deputy Lorena Fries (FA) criticized that Kast's government signed an agreement "whose content we do not know," calling on the new President to uphold "transparency" in his decisions. Deputy Jorge Brito (also FA) announced that Foreign Minister Francisco Pérez Mackenna will be summoned to Congress to "provide explanations" regarding the agreement that would involve Chile "ceding its strategic resources, such as rare earths, to the U.S.".

María Adriasola, wife of President José Antonio Kast, appeared in a video handling the staff lunches at La Moneda without wearing gloves, a mask, or a hairnet, as required by sanitation regulations. In response, Deputy Daniel Manouchehri and Senator Daniella Cicardini announced the filing of oversight letters to the Comptroller's Office and the Health Ministry: "Moving into La Moneda is one thing, but another entirely is to think you are in your home kitchen serving food to your guests," said Cicardini.