The Chilean Association of Relatives of Political Executions has voiced strong condemnation of President Trump's recent executive order against Cuba, expressing deep concern over its implications for international law and the suffering of the Cuban people.

A historic ruling by the Third Civil Oral Court in Santiago mandates Scotiabank to pay over $1 billion to 61,546 consumers affected by unlawful practices, emphasizing the importance of consumer rights protection.

The Supreme Court's decision closed the annulment, solidifying Fuente-Alba's acquittal on money laundering charges. The reaction was swift: Mauricio Daza held prosecutor José Morales, nicknamed 'the grave digger,' accountable.

In a new report, journalist Carole Cadwalladr alleges that under Trump's administration, Palantir is central to creating a surveillance state in the U.S., warning of a looming technofascism that threatens democracy.

The Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador (CONAIE) has raised significant concerns regarding a mining law introduced by President Noboa, warning that it promotes an extractivist model which jeopardizes collective rights, ancestral lands, and essential water sources.

In a recent face-to-face meeting with Donald Trump, Colombian President Gustavo Petro emphasized that the leadership of drug trafficking is not situated in Colombia and urged for international collaboration to apprehend key players operating from locations like Dubai, Madrid, and Miami.

A month has passed since the unprecedented U.S. military operation that resulted in the kidnapping of President Nicolás Maduro, igniting a fierce struggle for Venezuela's vast oil reserves amidst a complex geopolitical landscape.

"Route 7 is an endeavor that engages the State as a whole, involving every government regardless of its political affiliation, and connects with a long-term plan. We must set ambitious goals, which include connecting Chile through Chile. Therefore, projects of this magnitude must be conceived and executed with a long-term vision, considering future generations," declared the President from the southernmost tip of the country.

Alongside Rossi, three women were charged with fraud for establishing fake housing committees, which led to the misappropriation of at least $145 million, negatively impacting 120 families from Iquique. The court has set a 120-day timeline for the investigation.

Carlos Marín Marín, Juan Pablo Marín Montoya, and Darwin Levío Cayul were arrested in April 2024, remaining in preventive detention since then. This judicial ruling represents a significant setback for the Public Prosecutor's Office, which was seeking sentences that could lead to life imprisonment.