This compilation, consisting of six articles, is structured around three main themes and features contributions from authors in Chile, Argentina, Spain, and Moldova, across various disciplines.
Original article: La motosierra de Milei se topa con la Justicia: juez frena parte sustancial de su reforma laboral In a significant judicial setback for Argentine President Javier Milei and his controversial «chainsaw» reforms, Argentina’s National Labor Justice system ruled on Monday to suspend key elements of the proposed labor reform pushed by the libertarian […]
Argentina's recent vote at the United Nations, siding with the U.S. and Israel to reject a resolution that classified slavery as a crime against humanity, has raised alarms among African nations and threatens to undermine long-standing support over the Falklands sovereignty dispute.
Brazilian President Lula da Silva and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum reaffirmed their support for former Chilean leader Michelle Bachelet's candidacy for the UN Secretary-General, following the withdrawal of backing from Kast's government. The leaders highlight her extensive experience and multilateral profile, as Mexico and Brazil stand firmly behind the candidacy.
The United Nations General Assembly approved a resolution classifying the transatlantic slave trade as the most severe crime against humanity, backed by 123 votes. Argentina, the United States, and Israel opposed this resolution, while 52 nations abstained, highlighting a significant international isolation regarding human rights.
U.S. Coast Guard spokesman Anthony Randisi reported that they received "at 10:36 AM (8:36 AM Central Time) a report that the two vessels had safely transited to Cuba." Aboard were nine crew members of Mexican, Cuban, Polish, French, and American nationalities, as part of the solidarity convoy "Nuestra América."
Original article: Revista Tarpán publica dossier sobre la República Popular China Tarpán Magazine published its inaugural informative dossier on March 26, titled «People’s Republic of China: Politics, Economy, and Society,» as part of its mission to enhance knowledge about the Eurasian world in Latin America. This compilation gathers contributions from authors in Chile, Argentina, Spain, […]
The Palestinian Community in Chile condemns Israel's violations and restrictions on access to the Holy Sepulchre during Easter, warning of a breach of the historical status quo of holy sites in Jerusalem. They denounce a pattern of limitations on religious freedom affecting Christians and Muslims alike and demand a clear and categorical condemnation from the Chilean government, claiming an "illegal annexation of Jerusalem."
The United Nations General Assembly approved a resolution classifying the transatlantic slave trade as the most severe crime against humanity, backed by 123 votes. Argentina, the United States, and Israel opposed this resolution, while 52 nations abstained, highlighting a significant international isolation regarding human rights.
The southern region of Lebanon is becoming the latest stage for Israel's destructive strategy previously seen in Gaza, characterized by bombing, forced displacement, and systematic occupation.
Iran has taken the initiative in response to a U.S. proposal to end the war, emphasizing that hostilities will only cease if its terms are met, while accusing the U.S. of using the proposal as a delay tactic.
Original article: Cómo suena la ciudad también importa: Estudio vincula paisajes sonoros urbanos con bienestar mental While urban noise has been widely discussed in terms of acoustic pollution, recent cross-university research aimed to explore how the sound environment of public spaces relates to daily experiences and the mental well-being of city dwellers. This study, titled […]
Ricardo Tamayo Ruiz, the affected writer and owner of 'El Gran Pez' bookstore in Ancud, claimed that Rodríguez vandalized his business by smashing all the windows and then attempted to stab him in the chest and head.
Former member of Paul Schäfer's security group has been sentenced as an accessory to the aggravated kidnappings of Juan Bosco Maino Canales, Elizabeth de las Mercedes Rekas Urra (who was pregnant at the time), and Antonio Elizondo Ormaechea, all of whom were detained by agents of the dictatorship in May 1976.
According to the Animal Rights and Defense Foundation, on March 19, the Kast administration withdrew the document under order 0014/2026, signed by the new attorney from Subdere, arguing that it was "withdrawn for review, analysis, and potential re-submission later".
"Deciding without dialogue directly harms our neighbors," said Mayor Claudio Castro Salas, underscoring the concerns shared by many mayors across the country regarding this measure announced by Kast.
