President José Antonio Kast's approval rating has fallen to 32%, as public discontent over his security and economic promises escalates, reflecting a significant decline in confidence since he took office.
Original article: Derrota de EE.UU. en Naciones Unidas: Analista advierte peligrosa contraofensiva de Washington contra Cuba US Defeat at the UN Triggers Washington’s Counteroffensive Against Cuba, According to Analyst Agueda Sáez Fick In an article published on July 11, 2026, journalist Agueda Sáez Fick warns of a dangerous counteroffensive from the United States against Cuba […]
The Regional Economies Traffic Light, a monthly index from the Intercooperative Agricultural Confederation, monitors the performance of 19 agro-industrial chains in the country using a color-coded system (green, yellow, and red) to evaluate the profitability and development status of each sector.
Former President Pedro Castillo remarked, "The world can now see how officials in the justice system and political organizations that orchestrated my arrest and immediate ousting acted illegally, violating presidential immunity by fabricating a non-existent case of flagrance and an alleged 'armed uprising' that never occurred, thereby breaking the rule of law," after the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (WGAD) released their report on his case.
In a significant gathering, over forty organizations across Latin America have voiced strong opposition to gene editing technologies in agriculture, warning of corporate attempts to control seeds and undermine food sovereignty.
The action is supported by Silvio Rodríguez, Elena Poniatowska, and over 560 social organizations during the UN General Assembly. The signatories warn that the economic and energy blockade imposed on Cuba constitutes, due to its humanitarian cost, an act resembling genocide, as it uses hunger and fuel shortages as weapons of war against the civilian population.
Original article: Moscú acoge debate sobre infraestructura de transporte y soberanía tecnológica de los países BRICS In Moscow, Russia, the international conference titled «Strengthening Ties Among BRICS Countries: Promoting Cooperation» was held under India’s presidency of the group. The event brought together experts from Russia, India, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), South Africa, China, […]
Every medication has an expiration date, and it is not just a formal requirement. An expired drug can not only lose its efficacy but also become dangerous, as its molecules degrade and can transform into unpredictable compounds," explained Gleb Petrov, Associate Professor at the Department of Pharmaceutical and Toxicological Chemistry at the Patrice Lumumba Peoples' Friendship University of Russia.
The military conflict between the United States and Iran has significantly intensified, with US airstrikes resulting in 14 fatalities in Iran, prompting immediate retaliatory actions from Tehran against US interests in the Gulf.
Iran has declared U.S. military bases in the Middle East as "legitimate targets" and launched a military response with drones and missiles following bombings by Washington, in what marks a significant escalation in tensions.
The ceasefire remains a mirage as bombs from Israel continue to fall, with Lebanon's Ministry of Health reporting 4,319 deaths since the conflict escalated on March 2.
Original article: Kast toca fondo en Criteria: aprobación cae a 32%, rechazo sube a 55% y retroceden sus promesas de seguridad y economía Citizen approval of President José Antonio Kast’s performance has declined once again. According to the latest edition of the Criteria Criteria, his support has dropped to 32%, marking a three percentage point […]
Seed guardian Claudia Mellado Ñancupil received the "Alfredo Sirkis Green Ring Award" from Al Gore during the climate leaders training in Santiago. The award recognizes her dedication to preserving traditional grains and Chile's agri-food heritage, inspired by the wisdom of grandmothers.
The El Abra Mining Project aims to operate for another 40 years in the sacrificial zones of Antofagasta. The Environmental Impact Study has accumulated over 1,000 technical observations and 800 citizen comments, as reported by Radio JGM. Organizations are denouncing deficiencies in the evaluation and warning of risks to archaeological heritage and ecosystems.
The Native American and Indigenous Studies Association (NAISA) will hold its annual conference in Temuco, presided over by Mapuche Huilliche scholar Luis Cárcamo-Huechante. This gathering will unite nearly a thousand participants in 257 sessions, opening a global indigenous dialogue from the southern hemisphere.
The Chilean Navy confirmed that the driver responsible for the multiple pedestrian collision in Viña del Mar is a member of the Marine Corps, an incident that resulted in six deaths and at least six injuries at the Caupolicán Fair. The municipality announced the filing of criminal charges.
