Throughout the presidential campaign, Connolly denounced the genocide perpetrated by Israel against Gaza and stated that HAMAS "is part of the fabric of the Palestinian people."

The survey evaluated 28,362 students from 66 institutions of Higher Education across Chile's 16 regions, covering age groups of 17 to 20 years (36.8%); 21 to 22 years (19.9%); 23 to 24 years (11.8%); and 25 years or older (31.5%).

In a public statement, they noted that this Washington offensive represents a new and dangerous phase of imperialist intervention that threatens not only the Venezuelan people but also the stability of the entire Western Hemisphere and the universal right of all nations to self-determination and economic and political sovereignty.

Concerning the proposed fiscal cuts from Kast ($6,000 million) and Kaiser ($15,000 million), during an interview with La Mañanera, the candidate for deputy in District 10 indicated that "it is not possible to make cuts without sacrificing social rights, which can affect pensions, health, and education."

The Central Bank reported a 3.2% year-on-year increase and a 0.5% month-on-month adjustment in September: trade and services drive growth, while mining declines; the message is clear: Chile is not falling apart.

A Reportea article revealed that Elena Amaya, former chief of staff to ex-SII director Fernando Barraza, was dismissed due to her involvement in an irregular tax forgiveness of $22.743 billion favoring Inversiones Holding Limitada, a company owned by the Fernández León family, shareholders in firms like Entel, Consorcio, and Pucobre.

Armand Mattelart, co-author of “How to Read Donald Duck” and co-director of “The Spiral,” passed away on October 31 in Paris, leaving behind a legacy of critical media analysis that remains relevant.

As extortion cases in Peru multiply sixfold, the Ministry of the Interior's budget continues to rise amid criticism for its lack of results in reducing these crimes.

Colombian President questioned why “the world's most powerful countries refuse to comply with the arrest warrant against (Benjamin Netanyahu)” and connected Israel's aggression against Gaza with U.S. military attacks in the Caribbean.

Former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet leads the PassBlue survey with 29.1%, more than doubling the support for María Fernanda Espinosa (13.7%). Conducted between October 18 and 26, 2025, the survey arrives as the race for the Secretary-General takes shape with declared candidates: Michelle Bachelet, Rebeca Grynspan, and Rafael Mariano Grossi.