According to estimates from the Chilean Meteorological Directorate, more than 60 mm of rainfall is expected in just 72 hours, increasing the risk of landslides that have previously impacted agricultural production in the area.
Original article: Canciller cubano respondió con todo a Boric: «Sus errores e inconsecuencias entregaron su país a la extrema derecha neofascista» Through a post on his social media account X, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez responded—without naming him directly—to Chile’s President Gabriel Boric, who recently criticized the Cuban authorities, stating among other things that there […]
The decision by Bolivia's National Telecommunications Company, Entel, to remove TeleSUR and Russia Today from its television services has raised significant concerns among journalists and media associations, who are labeling this move as potentially censorial.
The Bolivarian Government of Venezuela has strongly rejected allegations of false honors given to foreign intelligence agencies and denied supposed conspiratorial discussions between Diosdado Cabello and U.S. officials, labeling these as part of a larger disinformation effort.
Mapuche-Tehuelche communities in Chubut, Puelmapu (Argentina), reject the accusations from provincial and national governments regarding the fires. They denounce state abandonment, layoffs of firefighters, and withholding of preventive funds while residents fight the flames. They accuse the state of using fire as a strategy of "gentrification" and racial stigmatization to create division.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced a 50% reduction in fentanyl seizures at the U.S. southern border, emphasizing the importance of mutual respect and shared responsibility in addressing drug trafficking challenges.
Original article: Gobierno de Dinamarca pide a sus funcionarios no utilizar auriculares Bluetooth y AirPods por riesgo de espionaje A report from the Danish media Ingenioren revealed that the Danish government has advised its officials, including both civil servants and police, to steer clear of Bluetooth devices amid espionage risks, especially in light of the […]
In a leaked letter, U.S. President Donald Trump linked Norway's refusal to award him the Nobel Peace Prize to his aggressive expansionist ambitions towards Greenland, stating he now prioritizes U.S. interests over global peace.
The potential annexation of Greenland by the U.S. mobilizes Inuit resistance and sparks global Indigenous solidarity. The Wampis Nation from Peru denounces the extractivist interests behind the facade of security, warning of ethnocidal and environmental disasters. This crisis interlinks the fight against neocolonialism in both the Arctic and the Amazon.
The local newspaper, Los Angeles Times, reported the story of Britain Rodriguez, 31, who lost sight in one eye after being struck in the face by a "less-lethal" projectile while protesting against deportations and the killing of Renee Good in Minnesota.
In a bold statement, Delcy Rodríguez, the interim President of Venezuela, declared she would visit Washington "walking with pride, not dragging" if the opportunity arises, amidst rising tensions following recent U.S. military attacks on Venezuela.
Original article: Aumenta riesgo de aluviones: Emiten alerta por intensas lluvias en cordillera de Arica-Parinacota The Chilean Meteorological Directorate (DMC) has issued a warning for «moderate to heavy rainfall in a short period» in the Andes Mountain Range of the Arica-Parinacota Region, which will persist until Wednesday, January 21. This alert was announced at noon […]
The investigation into the former mayor of Maipú has concluded. The oral trial preparation hearing is scheduled for February 2, during which the evidence will be defined, along with an analysis of the accusations from the Prosecutor's Office, the State Defense Council, and other plaintiffs.
The course featured practical stations led by veterinarians and SAG professionals, covering techniques for containment, first aid, referral criteria, and the health risks of interacting with stressed or injured animals. A similar training session was also conducted at the Húsares de Angol military detachment.
The contradiction is evident: while the forestry sector exports over $6 billion annually, private investment in fire prevention and combat hovers around $120 million per season, a marginal figure compared to their profits and the social and environmental damage the model generates.
As part of the 33rd edition of the International Theatre Festival "Teatro a Mil," Brazilian singer Ney Matogrosso arrives in Chile for the first time with his tour "Bloco na Rua," which has enjoyed great success in various Brazilian cities, alongside shows in the United States, England, and Portugal.
