Alejandrina Tobar, Acting Director of the INDH, firmly refutes the claims of far-right MP Johannes Kaiser, asserting, "The INDH does not defend criminals" and emphasizes the necessity of verified information amidst a wave of misinformation affecting public discourse in Chile.

The Chilean government has announced a financial contribution to UNICEF to address the urgent humanitarian crisis in Cuba, particularly focusing on the welfare of children and adolescents amidst the worsening conditions caused by the U.S. blockade.

Justice Minister Jaime Gajardo has rejected all 34 nomination lists for notaries and conservators from twelve Appeals Courts, signaling a decisive shift away from nepotism and influence-based appointments as part of the upcoming reforms under Law No. 21.772.

Yuri Knórozov found the key to reading the texts of this ancient civilization; however, he did not travel to Mexico for the first time until 40 years after his historic discovery.

Two centuries ago, Simón Bolívar warned that the United States seemed destined to "plague America with misery in the name of freedom." His vision was not one of domination but of dignity: free nations determining their own paths, united by solidarity rather than submission.

This determination disregards the real substance of our observations, omits pertinent information contained in the administrative file, and unjustifiably underestimates the magnitude of the impacts we reported, stated the community in a public declaration.

The international environmental organization Oceana has launched this audio series, which through three episodes, emotionally and realistically explores what could happen in the Humboldt Archipelago if the controversial mining and port project Dominga moves forward. The initiative features renowned Chilean actors Octavia Bernasconi and Andrew Bargsted.

The "Valpo Amanecer" initiative aims to enhance access to mental health services in the coastal community, operating under a mixed care model. Mario Del Carpio, Secretary General of the Valparaíso Municipal Corporation, noted that "data from the early months show us that access to mental health treatment and care could not wait any longer for our neighbors."

The "Semillero Kelluwün" initiative, aimed at training young Mapuche filmmakers in cinema and communication, has launched the production of four short films featuring 21 participants with no prior professional experience.

The President announced that the country will contribute to UNICEF through the Chile Fund Against Hunger and Poverty managed by the International Development Cooperation Agency (AGCID), which currently operates in Cuba. The government reiterated its rejection and condemnation of any unilateral measures or sanctions, especially those that directly affect the living conditions of the people.