The complainant, who worked as a secretary in the legislator's Puerto Natales office from March 2022 to December 2025, stated that before signing his employment contract, he was summoned to a meeting with José Cárcamo, Kusanovic's chief of staff, who informed him that he would need to return a monthly sum of 500,000 pesos from his salary "for the senator's expenses."

With less than two weeks to go before the presidential runoff in Colombia, the Superior Court of Bogotá has ordered far-right candidate Abelardo De La Espriella to remove national symbols from his political campaign.

When my friend "Punta" Amunátegui called to ask if the fire had affected me, I replied that it indeed has. While it didn't impact me materially, it has influenced my feelings, my love for the neighborhood, and for the light that graced those walls in the afternoon. When a historic home like that perishes, a part of us dies as well.

The acknowledgment of failed fiscal promises by José Antonio Kast comes as Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz admits the government will end its term without achieving fiscal balance, revealing the challenges facing the administration.

A recent technical report from the Argentine Federal Police has challenged Javier Milei's claims regarding his involvement in the $LIBRA cryptocurrency debacle, revealing significant connections and undermining his narrative of having simply copied information from the internet.

The promise of austerity and fiscal responsibility that former Chilean presidential candidate José Antonio Kast made during his campaign has quickly eroded within months of his administration, with key advisors allowed to continue receiving dual payments from public funds despite his commitment to uphold ethical boundaries.

A coalition of social organizations from Ecuador marched to the headquarters of the National Electoral Council in Quito, demanding the necessary documents to initiate a recall process against President Daniel Noboa and Vice President María José Pinto, amid a growing wave of social discontent.

Former President Gabriel Boric has raised concerns about the debt collection actions taken by the General Treasury of the Republic (TGR) against debtors of the State-Guaranteed Credit (CAE) and condemned the Senate's right-wing bloc for blocking the approval of a bill aimed at lifting bank secrecy through administrative means.

Deputy Luis Cuello (PC) has announced plans to formally request information from the Ministry of Hacienda regarding measures being implemented to pursue and collect owed taxes from high-income taxpayers who hold investments, income, or assets abroad.

Rodrigo Paz's administration is under severe pressure as widespread protests continue in Bolivia for over 40 days, resulting in 79 blockades and escalating supply shortages that are impacting vulnerable families across the nation.