The government of José Antonio Kast has transitioned from blaming former President Gabriel Boric to scrutinizing the actions of Pension Fund Administrators (AFP) amid substantial pension fund losses.
Original article: Maurice Bishop: Adelante siempre By Kris González* On October 19, 1983, Maurice Bishop, Prime Minister of Grenada, was executed in Fort Rupert, Saint George’s, alongside Jacqueline Creft, Unison Whiteman, and other government and combat colleagues. The rifles were wielded by soldiers of his own Army, serving a faction within his own party. Six […]
In a heated debate leading up to the October 25 runoff election, Brazilian President Lula da Silva confronted Flávio Bolsonaro, challenging him on economic policies and corruption allegations while asserting his commitment to social inclusion.
According to the report "The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World" (SOFI 2026) compiled by FAO, IFAD, UNICEF, WFP, and WHO, 645 million people suffered from hunger in 2025, representing 7.8% of the global population. Furthermore, 2.69 billion people could not afford a healthy diet: that’s 32.7%, nearly one-third of humanity.
The President noted that programs like "Housing for Well-Being" have significantly contributed to boosting economic activity, including private construction. She also mentioned growth in the manufacturing of electronic components, driven by U.S. demand linked to the development of artificial intelligence.
Camila Vallejo, the former Minister of the General Secretariat of Government, returns to the forefront as she takes leadership of the Latin American School of Leadership in Social Security, an initiative aimed at empowering the next generation of young leaders in the region.
Original article: Venta masiva de deuda en Francia: Desconfianza de los inversores en la sostenibilidad fiscal a largo plazo 10-year yields approach 5% and CDS hit 2013 highs as social unrest highlights political paralysis threatening Paris’ fiscal consolidation plan. The Citizen French sovereign debt is experiencing one of the most severe sell-offs since the euro […]
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has announced nighttime restrictions in response to widespread unrest, implementing curfews in Paris and other cities after a violent weekend led to significant arrests and injuries.
The left of the PSOE has failed to unite under a single candidacy for the general elections on November 29.
Entrevista al hombre que se denomina "Explosive Man", director del equipo creador de videos Lego iraníes.
The ESA and Chinese Academy of Sciences are observing the solar wind's effects on Earth's magnetosphere with the SMILE mission, which aims to provide new insights into space weather through unprecedented X-ray imaging.
Original article: Primero fue Boric, ahora son las AFP: el cambio de libreto del Gobierno de Kast por las millonarias pérdidas previsionales From Boric to AFP: Kast Government’s Shift in Blame for Pension Fund Losses Going from placing blame on former President Gabriel Boric’s administration to directing criticism toward the Pension Fund Administrators (AFP), the […]
France has free public healthcare, free public education, a reduced 35-hour workweek, social programs for the unemployed (...) it should be the dream country for the left, and yet, they take to the streets and ignite everything. The left is insatiable, wrote Kaiser, neglecting that the protests are, in fact, aimed at defending those rights now threatened by austerity measures and cuts imposed by Macron's government.
The events occurred during the launch of the "Organized Against Repression" campaign in Santiago: "Carabineros requested the identification of 14 individuals present at the event, and even though everyone provided their documents, this was not sufficient. They were taken to the 1st Police Station to begin a procedure for alleged damages. Five women were detained for 8 hours until the prosecutor ordered their release," stated the Coordinating Group.
The community is getting ready for a grand cultural celebration, where various forms of art converge around literary creation. This third edition will be dedicated to the celebrated National Literature Prize (1957) Manuel Rojas, author of essential works such as "The Glass of Milk" (1926), "Boats in the Bay" (1932), and "Son of a Thief" (1951).
Two exceptional revivals that captured audiences during their initial runs are returning to the Sala la Comedia at Teatro ICTUS this November, adding to the theater's outstanding lineup.
Original article: China rompe el guion: el motor exportador impulsa el PIB al 4,5% y mantiene viva la meta anual Exports hit a historic high in September, industrial production accelerates to six-month highs, and the year-to-date growth of 4.6% keeps Beijing on track to meet its annual target of 4.5%-5%. The Citizen The world’s second-largest […]
The inaugural day of the Global South Academic Forum 2026 explored the path to achieving true sovereignty through the strengthening and transformation of political parties.
The Global South Academic Forum (GSAF) 2026 will hold its annual press conference, presenting key publications focused on development theory, political analysis, and digital sovereignty in the Global South.
The author argues that the relationship between Russia, China, and the United States cannot be understood through Cold War categories, and alliances are defined by current interests.
China Zhongguancun is set to host the ICAIS 2026 event on October 18, 2026, featuring discussions among Nobel and Turing laureates alongside leading scientists, with registration closing on October 12.
