The student movement announced their renewed commitment to national coordination in response to the far-right agenda, insisting, "We will not back down."

Karla Kepec Álvarez, the Health Secretary of Arica and Parinacota, is embroiled in controversy after a WhatsApp message surfaced showing she used a Republican Party chat to recruit staff for her office, raising eyebrows about the implications for public service integrity.

In a landmark ruling, a Santiago court has ordered the government to pay $60 million to a protester who suffered permanent neurological damage after being struck in the head by a tear gas canister during the 2019 social unrest.

Former spokesperson of the "Penguin Revolution," María Jesús Sanhueza, now a sinologist and international analyst, provides a reinterpretation of 2006 as an epistemic movement that transcends Western political theory. She connects the revolution with territorial cosmologies and global multipolarity, challenging official narratives and advocating for an education and society enriched with ancestral characteristics.

Ganfeng Lithium showcases phenomenal growth, with profits projected to surge nearly tenfold, fueled by rising lithium prices and strategic resource projects.

China is solidifying its position as a global leader in the wind energy sector, driven by massive orders and cutting-edge technology, as recent data from the first half of 2026 reveals an unprecedented surge in international demand.

When the daily commute transforms from a chore into a peaceful segment of the day, cities awaken. In Santiago, Chile, a fleet of Chinese-made electric buses and completely digitalized systems have significantly improved the mobility of its residents.

On Tuesday, China's Ministry of Commerce released a document addressing criticisms of its manufacturing sector, asserting that the industry's growth is fueled by innovation and competition, rather than excess capacity.

China's proposition to avoid falling into a "new historical injustice" extends beyond AI as simply a technology; it also revolves around who will set the global standards that will define its future. AI must be treated as a public good, echoing Xi Jinping's idea that no country should monopolize it.

Radio Bío Bío will appeal the ruling for arbitrary discrimination against Machi Millaray Huichalaf. However, the court did not challenge a single graphic resource, but rather the representation their reports created regarding her spiritual authority.