According to the "Monitor País" survey conducted by Hinterlaces, 94% of respondents expressed their disapproval of the kidnapping of President Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores during attacks perpetrated by the United States on January 3 in the Caribbean nation.

Lissette Sánchez, granddaughter of the Mapuche leader, described the police action as a "criminalization setup" and claimed that the accusations from the Los Ríos Prosecutor's Office are based on contradictory testimonies. "As a family, when we read these allegations, we even laughed because they were filled with lies," she stated.

"There is a judicial truth that is quite clear based on all the evidence presented in the trial, which is very compelling. Therefore, Mr. Crespo did not emerge as not responsible for the actions that led to Gustavo Gatica becoming blind. However, the verdict grants impunity to Gustavo Gatica, his family, and Chilean society as a whole," stated Rodrigo Bustos Bottai.

The Universidad Academia de Humanismo Cristiano stated, "This sentence consolidates a scenario of impunity regarding an extremely serious crime," while questioning the ruling based on the application of the Naín-Retamal Law under the excuse of self-defense, even though it was established that the former police officer fired the pellets that caused Gatica's total vision loss.

The historic public-private partnership set to shape Chile's lithium future embarks on its journey burdened by significant financial weight.

"They [Israel] exploited a regular commercial protest and turned it into a riot, and then into an armed terrorist operation. This showed that they were fully prepared for it and will continue such actions," warned Iranian Army Chief Commander Amir Hatami.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro warned that right-wing forces and major oligopolies are attempting to block his decrees, ordered police to act against vote-buying, and called on workers to defend their rights.

Reportea revealed that Chillán's Real Estate Registrar, Yamil Najle, provided the prosecution with a copy of an email sent by the former Supreme Court minister to her partner, Gonzalo Migueles, in which she is listed as the author of one of the contracts purportedly used to justify bribery payments in the Belarusian scheme.

The XIV Congress has as its theme: "Under the glorious banner of the Party, unite forces and wills to successfully fulfill the national development goals by 2030; strengthen strategic autonomy, self-sufficiency, and confidence, and advance with determination into a new era of national rise, for peace, independence, democracy, a prosperous and strong country that is flourishing, civilized, and happy, firmly progressing toward socialism."

"We must stay united and not let anything divide us. They will try to sow discord and spread confusion, but in response: political and ideological clarity," asserted parliamentarian Nicolás Maduro Guerra, son of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro Moros, who was taken hostage alongside his wife Cilia Flores during a military attack carried out by the U.S.