The group emphasized that in 2018, at the Vatican's request, the Church bypassed Chile's judiciary by conducting the 'Scicluna–Bertomeu' investigation, removing the report from the country as diplomatic mail; its contents remain secret. They argue that access to those files is the minimum dignity Chile deserves.

Images and videos from the day spread quickly across social media, amplifying calls to bring Benjamin Netanyahu before international courts on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Using advanced lidar and ground-penetrating radar drones, Visiting Judge Álvaro Mesa led searches across southern Chile to locate sites tied to five crimes against humanity cases, groundwork that will guide forthcoming exhumations by the Forensic Medical Service.

China’s embassy in Buenos Aires issued a sharp statement accusing U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent of "confrontational, interventionist" rhetoric after he said Washington’s financial rescue for President Javier Milei was meant to "get China out of Argentina" and leverage the country’s natural resources.

At a packed rally in La Granja’s San Gregorio, presidential candidate Jeannette Jara thanked supporters and pledged to strengthen public safety and deliver a 750,000-peso "Vital Income" if elected.

The gathering will take place at Cerro Huelén (Santa Lucía) from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. In a statement, organizers urged the government and Carabineros to respect the right to protest and end the heavy-handed repression seen in recent years during Santiago's October 12 march.

Chilean lawmaker Catalina Del Real defended José Antonio Kasts proposed $6 billion, 18-month fiscal cutciting the alleged hiring of 100,000 public employees, a claim the government has deniedwhile former finance minister Nicolás Eyzaguirre warned the plan would push the country into recession.

In an open letter, Colombian President Gustavo Petro rebuked Nobel Peace Prize laureate María Corina Machado for appealing to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to intervene in Venezuela, asking how a leader he describes as genocidal could bring peace.

"There is no doubt Puente Alto is recovering thanks to the effort and care of its people," said Mayor Matedas Toledo, who shared a before-and-after video on social media of the renewed urban space.

Backed by the EU Delegation in Chile, the Museo Interactivo Mirador, the University of Chile and Parque Metropolitano, with support from the Copernicus Regional Center for Latin America and the Caribbean, the project will bring Copernicus Earth observation data to the public. Located on Santiago's Cerro San Cristóbal, the interactive venue is expected to open in 2026.