According to teachers' union leader Alejandro Díaz, the school principal relayed that the Municipal Education Directorate and the Mayor's Office barred national union president Mario Aguilar from entering Insuco, citing "political proselytizing." Santiago's RN mayor, Mario Desbordes, must now explain the order in court.

An Ecuadorian physician won a key ruling after the Santiago Court of Appeals ordered AFP Modelo to return her Chilean pension savings, overturning the administrator’s refusal as unlawful and excessively formalistic.

Directed by Felipe Morgado and Tamara Uribe, the feature-length documentary reveals what went unseen during Chile’s most significant constitutional process, following close debates on social justice and the environment and the conflicts of interest that surfaced across the political spectrum.

China said any postwar governance plan for Gaza must ensure that "Palestinians govern Palestine" and align with a two-state solution, as Beijing pushes for an urgent, durable cease-fire and expanded humanitarian relief.

In a sharply worded open letter titled De Nobel a Nobel and published by Página/12, Argentine Nobel Peace laureate Adolfo Pérez Esquivel rebuked Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, asking why she would call for a U.S. invasion of Venezuela and warning that Washington has interests, not allies.

[VIDEO] Khan Yunis erupts in celebration as the first of 38 buses carrying freed Palestinian prisoners enters Gaza.

Key documents — including fees paid to Morgan Stanley and the CORFO meeting that empowered Codelco to negotiate with SQM — remain undisclosed. Despite Máximo Pacheco’s refusal to provide them to Congress, Chile’s Comptroller General can scrutinize CORFO’s contracts and could go further by examining records from the opaque Codelco–SQM negotiations over the Salar de Atacama lithium project.

Leopoldo García, a survivor of detention at Santiago's National Stadium, made history in 2013 when his case became the first involving a living victim of dictatorship-era human rights abuses to be resolved by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights.

A selfie is no excuse for damage: Videos show visitors stepping off trails and trampling the Atacama bloom. Sernatur Atacama and Conaf urge visitors to follow the rules; fines can reach $350,000 CLP, and violations can be reported to 134 (PDI) or 133 (Carabineros).

The meeting ran longer than planned and covered peace, democracy, social justice, the Catholic Church's abuse scandals in Chile, and the Gaza cease-fire.