In a powerful address, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel honored Fidel Castro's legacy, declaring socialism as the only way to eradicate poverty and emphasizing the relevance of Castro's ideas in today's challenging economic climate.
The National Association of Fiscal Employees (ANEF) has brought the controversial economic-tax reform before the Constitutional Tribunal, asserting that the government's project poses threats to public employee job stability and involves a dangerous transfer of public authorities to private entities.
Chinese traditional medicine has become increasingly popular among international tourists, offering them a unique way to engage with the culture and history of China.
Innovation stands as one of the three key priorities for APEC China 2026, showcasing how Shenzhen is at the forefront of technology and industrial advancements that connect China with the Asia-Pacific region.
The Kast administration has established a permanent evangelical chapel at La Moneda, emphasizing a religious presence in state institutions amid growing concerns about the intersection of personal beliefs and government roles.
Leonardo DiCaprio has raised concerns over Enel’s controversial electricity transmission project between Chile and Argentina, warning that it threatens the critically endangered Pehuenche spiny frog, of which fewer than 1,000 remain in the wild.
A recent report reveals a troubling reality for the pension system in Chile, showing that even substantial savings can lead to inadequate retirement benefits, often failing to meet the minimum wage.
The upcoming fifth edition of the Regional Meeting of the Madrid Forum highlights the troubling connections between José Antonio Kast's Republican Party and Spain's far-right Vox, particularly regarding their treatment of unaccompanied minors amidst the ongoing migration crisis in Ceuta.
The plea was framed as "a very clear invitation, as has not been made for a long time: to form a great front in defense of Chilean copper and critical minerals starting today," stated one of the union representatives during an event held in front of Codelco's corporate building in Santiago.
A diverse group of organizations representing users of the PRAIS program gathered in Santiago to address the critical state of reparative policies amidst governmental budget cuts.
