A preliminary assessment reveals that 61.9% of markets had to temporarily close, and over 70% of vendors require logistical and financial support. ASOF President Paola Morales warned of significant damages and called for urgent governmental assistance to mitigate further impacts on the supply of fresh products.

The official project to loosen land sales to foreigners faces backlash in Argentina. Reports indicate that 5% of rural lands, equivalent to 13 million hectares, is already foreign-owned. The initiative would eliminate restrictions, allow purchases in border areas, accelerate evictions, and is tied to the RIGI and deregulation of glaciers.

The Prosecutor's Office has initiated a criminal investigation for contempt against top Army officials after it was revealed that they kept the medical retirement of convicted Captain José Faúndez active.

The footage reveals both officials directly involved in moving the boats as heavy swells pounded the cove area.

This technology enables the degradation of a resilient industrial dye and could be implemented in compact wastewater treatment systems.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla has accused U.S. media of engaging in psychological warfare and fabricating justifications for military aggression against the island, highlighting a coordinated media campaign aimed at creating unrest and exploiting the suffering of the Cuban people.

In what he termed a "second cry for independence", Colombia's president, Gustavo Petro, has urged the public to take to the streets and fill the plazas of the South American nation in defense of the social reforms introduced during his administration.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) launched a series of drone and missile strikes against U.S. positions in the Gulf on Friday, claiming these actions were in response to continuous bombings by Washington that left 38 civilians dead and many injured.

The storms impacting the south raise a key question for urban futures: persist with concrete or protect the wetlands that quietly uphold the water security of our cities.

As the far-right government of José Antonio Kast advances a legislative initiative that alters key aspects of the Labor Code, economist Gonzalo Durán raises concerns about worker protections and the government’s alignment with the Confederation of Production and Commerce (CPC).