Marlon Ochoa, the principal advisor of the National Electoral Council (CNE) of Honduras, stated, 'The United States and the elites allied with organized crime want a president who responds to their interests, regardless of whether it arises from an electoral coup,' denouncing that the announcement of right-wing Asfura took place without completing the total vote count, without resolving thousands of challenges, and under external pressure.

Influencer Jorge Morales Iter, known as Jorge Matter and associated with the Libertarian National Party, who supported Johannes Kaiser and later José Antonio Kast in presidential bids, has been charged and placed in preventive detention on multiple charges including child sexual exploitation, abuse of minors under 14, and rape of those over 14.

In the early hours of December 24, the Memorial for Human Rights Victims in San Joaquín faced another attack; this time, the target was the last remaining dove from the artwork "El Vuelo," following the earlier theft of three other pieces. The 3 and 4 Álamos Corporation is calling for a police investigation and justice.

The National Defense Ministry of China has publicly expressed strong dissatisfaction and opposition to a U.S. Defense Department report, accusing it of misrepresenting and exaggerating the military threat posed by China.

It is alleged that five detainees endure 22 hours of confinement daily without having faced trial in Concepción prison.

Unions Sinati, Sindicato N°1, and Sindidos from the Integra Foundation have called for workers to boycott the workplace, citing unfulfilled agreements with the Executive Directorate over a 40-hour workweek and bonus payments.

A captivating image from the Desierto Florido has once again brought the work of a Chilean photographer to National Geographic en Español, shining a spotlight on a vital flower for science and biodiversity.

In a joint declaration, the Frente Amplio from Chile, the Frente Amplio from Uruguay, PSOL from Brazil, Pacto Histórico from Colombia, and Nuevo Perú por el Buen Vivir accuse Washington of reviving the Monroe Doctrine to try to turn Latin America into a "battleground" for securing access to and control over strategic raw materials.

"While a distorted economy induces treating men as merchandise, God makes Himself similar to us, revealing the infinite dignity of each person. While man seeks to become God to dominate his neighbor, God wants to become man to free us from all slavery," stated Pope Leo XIV before 6,000 attendees.

The new law also imposes penalties for any media, academic, or political activity that "glorifies or justifies French colonization", with prison sentences ranging from five to ten years and financial fines for those who deny its criminal nature.