In early 2026, Chile was embroiled in a scandal involving former Supreme Court Minister Ángela Vivanco, who faces allegations of corruption while raising questions about judicial favoritism towards national lottery operators.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro is demanding answers regarding former president Andrés Pastrana's connections to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The attack on Monday against Aramco's oil facilities in Saudi Arabia is believed to have been orchestrated by Israel as part of a 'false flag' operation aimed at distracting attention from its actions in Iran.

The Lebanese Resistance, led by Hizbullah, has claimed responsibility for a series of attacks on Israeli military facilities located in northern occupied Palestine, framing these operations as a direct response to ongoing Israeli aggression against Lebanon.

President Gabriel Boric's brief 22-minute meeting with elected leader José Antonio Kast ended prematurely due to significant disagreements over the controversial Chile–China submarine cable project.

Iran has confirmed the identities of 99 out of the 168 schoolgirls killed in the devastating attack by the U.S. and Israel on a girls' school in Minab, Hormozgan province, emphasizing the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the region.

Pablo Álvarez, a PhD in Social Sciences and expert in contemporary Middle Eastern history, warns that the ongoing Middle Eastern conflict could lead to significant economic repercussions for Chile, which heavily relies on foreign trade.

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Macarena Cepeda, president of the Industrial Fishers of Biobío (Asipes), claimed that nearly 100,000 tons of squid authorized for capture in 2025 have gone unharvested, labeling Law 21.134 as "the worst public policy in fisheries history in Chile," which was countered by the National Council for the Defense of Fishing Heritage (Condepp). They highlighted that the squid law has created thousands of jobs at sea and on land, challenging Cepeda to substantiate her claim about the unharvested 100,000 tons.

The Palestinian Community recalled that this exclusion policy was initiated by President Sebastián Piñera and continued by President Gabriel Boric, under the principle that the State of Chile cannot provide official promotion venues to military industries linked to war crimes.