2025 turned into a tragic year for journalism in Peru, marked by an alarming wave of violence that claimed the lives of four media professionals. The recent loss of Mitzar Castillejos, who died after being shot multiple times, reflects not only the threats faced by journalists but also the decline of press freedom in the country.

Accounts of assaults, arbitrary detentions, and two homicides by police in less than a week have marked a bloody end to the year in Buenos Aires.

"The Imacec results were attributed to growth in services and commerce, which were partially offset by reduced output in mining and other goods," stated the Central Bank, while also noting that "the decline in seasonally adjusted Imacec was driven by services and mining."

The Fishing Quota Law will benefit thousands of artisanal fishers with increased access to quotas, stricter penalties for illegal fishing, and a ban on quota increases for companies with serious violations, aiming to eradicate impunity for ecological damages.

A unified technical regulation, currently in the consultation phase, aims to streamline the promising sector of solid-state batteries for electric vehicles by establishing clear classifications and stricter safety criteria to enhance their commercialization.

Communist Party President Lautaro Carmona announced their commitment to a constructive, proactive opposition to policies from the upcoming government that could impact the rights of the majority.

Amid competing global priorities, Sudan faces one of the worst humanitarian crises in recent history, driven by a brutal conflict between rival military factions that has resulted in staggering loss of life and displacement.

“Many will be watching. They want to know if the left can govern. They want to know if the issues that concern them can be resolved. So, united and driven by our determination, we will do what New Yorkers do best: we will be an example for the world,” Mamdani stated after being sworn in as the mayor of the Big Apple.

Krassnoff receives an additional 15-year sentence for qualified kidnapping, bringing his total sentences to over a thousand years. Amid political tumult, Kast reemerges, stating: "I don't believe everything that's said about him."

Chilean labor organizations have expressed their support for the General Strike in Bolivia against Supreme Decree No. 5503.