The initiative, presented by the Government, amends Law 18.168 -General Telecommunications-, allowing for the establishment of national public radio stations and expanding the radio spectrum, including space on the dial for community radios.

"For the women and families of Chile, I hope they change their attitude so we can approve it in the first week of March," said the President, who included a press note in his post where Karen Thal, former president of Icare, positively evaluates the "technical balance" achieved in the project, which the expert believes is "difficult to attain."

The Vicaría de la Solidaridad has publicly refuted claims made by El Mercurio regarding their involvement with DINA agent Armando Fernández Larios, labeling the article as a serious distortion of historical fact that undermines the institution's legacy of defending human rights during Chile's dictatorship.

Delcy Rodríguez, Venezuela's interim president, challenged Washington, asserting that the country "does not accept orders from any external factor" while affirming the sovereignty and governance of Venezuela.

An extensive maritime search and rescue operation is underway in the Reloncaví Estuary after a salmon boat sank with eight people on board, resulting in six crew members being declared missing.

Google has agreed to pay $68 million to settle allegations of illegally recording users through its voice assistant, emphasizing the growing legal scrutiny over big tech's surveillance practices.

In a dramatic testimony before prosecutors, Eduardo Lagos detailed how bribes exceeding $115 million were allegedly paid to ensure favorable rulings from Ángela Vivanco, implicating high-profile figures in a corruption scheme linked to a major litigation between the Belarusian-Chilean consortium and Codelco.

Argentina is facing a political uproar following the unauthorized landing of a U.S. military aircraft in Tierra del Fuego, prompting demands for answers from President Milei's government regarding the implications for national sovereignty and transparency.

Concerns surrounding these 'therapies' include their tendency to prioritize biological ties over emotional ones and to undervalue family models differing from the traditional, which can facilitate the re-victimization of women who have experienced gender violence, children facing domestic mistreatment, and individuals belonging to vulnerable groups. Additionally, there is a lack of scientific evidence to support their credibility and effectiveness.

Judge Carlos Aguayo rejected the prosecution's request for preventive detention for the accused, asserting that responsibility for the maintenance of the cabin and stove assigned by his employer cannot be attributed to him. The judge also dismissed any claims that the evidence provided by the Public Ministry indicated the accused attempted to flee.