On September 7, 2024, in Lo Barnechea, Santiago, a 73-year-old woman was nearly struck by a vehicle driven by Martín Kunstmann Rojas, escalating into a violent assault that ended in a court ruling for substantial damages.

The latest poll from La Cosa Nostra reveals a concerning picture for José Antonio Kast, as his average approval rating sits at just 3.2, placing him at the historical bottom of government leaders, alongside dictator Augusto Pinochet.

A new study warns that school texts in Chile continue to reproduce sexist biases and an androcentric view of knowledge.

Technical teams, workers, and former employees of PRAIS have warned Health Minister about the risks of discontinuing the program, following a recommendation from Dipres and Finance that suggests terminating its funding and operations.

Opposition mayors protested at La Moneda against cuts to public health, warning of reduced services, increased workloads, and potential layoffs in primary health care.

Students expressed their opposition to the government's budget cuts and the 'Protected Schools' initiative, calling for an urgent dialogue table.

The public university system is once again confronting the Argentine government led by President Javier Milei in a demonstration on the streets. Students, faculty, rectors, and unions mobilize today to oppose budget cuts, wage erosion, and the failure to implement the University Financing Law.

Representative Nathalie Castillo (PC) has submitted a package of amendments primarily aimed at strengthening transparency, oversight, and institutional control, while Ana María Gazmuri (AH) presented 38 amendments targeting 16 articles of the bill, focusing on transparency, institutional control, and territorial justice.

Upon arriving at São Paulo's Guarulhos International Airport, activist Thiago Ávila was greeted by family and Palestine support organizations. He reiterated his allegations, claiming to have endured torture and isolation during his detention, saying, "I didn't even know if it was day or night; I was almost always blindfolded, in places without ventilation. I had no access to the outside world, only when my lawyers or the Brazilian diplomatic service visited."

Originally premiered in 2007, the play returns to the stage 20 years later with a cast of students from the Theater program at the University of Concepción, alongside experienced regional artists like Francisca Díaz and Sebastián Chandía, all under the direction of playwright Javier Ibarra.