Users accuse Chilean television of exaggerating crime during the campaign and making it disappear after the elections, labeling it as political media manipulation. The criticisms have sparked widespread posts on social media, where users ironically comment on the abrupt "end" of carjackings on screen.
Original article: Patagonia argentina en alerta: Aprueban modificar ley que permitiría importar el “desastre salmonero chileno” en Tierra del Fuego Towards an Environmental Tragedy in Argentine Patagonia?: New Legislation Could Permit Salmon Farming in Tierra del Fuego Environmental leaders and residents of Chilean Patagonia are voicing serious concerns and strong opposition to the recent amendment […]
The streets of Washington and New York were completely paved with Venezuelan asphalt, extracted by eager American companies that enjoyed advantageous conditions for resource extraction during the late 19th and throughout the 20th century, leading up to the enactment of the Hydrocarbons Law of 2001 during Hugo Chávez's administration. Months after the law was enacted, the Venezuelan right-wing, backed by the U.S., staged a coup.
According to The Economist's ranking, Colombia has successfully combined strong economic growth with a thriving stock market. This performance allows it to surpass G7 powers like Canada, France, and Japan in a year globally characterized by persistent inflation and worldwide growth around 3%.
In a setback for the 'libertarian' government, the Senate postponed the debate on the controversial labor reform until February 10, following a massive turnout of workers in Plaza de Mayo and Avenida de Mayo organized by the General Confederation of Labor (CGT) to firmly oppose the legislation and declare that Milei's economic model has "already failed."
The so-called "Decree for the Homeland," which eliminates fuel subsidies and causes an immediate price spike, has unleashed a wave of unanimous discontent from parliamentary opposition to major social organizations in the country, unions, transport workers, neighborhood associations, and farmers, who have set a 24-hour ultimatum for the repeal of the measure.
Original article: Grupo Luksic en el TOP 25 de las familias más millonarias del planeta: Afps chilenas entre principales inversionistas de sus empresas Luksic Family Enters the Top 25 According to Global Billionaire Dynasty Ranking Reflecting Wealth Inequality Cover Image: Published by Fundación SOL. The Luksic family has solidified its position as the only South […]
Experts advocate for accessible AI as a public good to reduce inequalities and strengthen the multipolar world. BRICS countries, with active national strategies, are advancing with different approaches: China leads in investment and infrastructure, India in startups, Brazil in ethics and regulation, Russia in state projects, and South Africa as a regional African center. While cooperation in standards and security is deemed necessary, challenges in regulation, ethics, and sovereignty persist.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has reignited the debate about the responsibility of major Western media in the war atrocities committed by the United States and its European allies over the past fifty years. He asserts that the media is "so bad we must question whether the world would be better off without them."
Hamas spokesman Hazem Qassem condemned the crime committed by the Israeli occupation, stating that "calls for providing real shelter through temporary housing and initiating reconstruction have not led to an effective response, while children who once died from bombings now perish from the cold."
In an interview with La Mañanera, journalist and co-host of Amor América on Radio del Sur, Boris Teillier stated that far-right opposition leader María Corina "does not have a real organized social support base" and that Donald Trump's recent statements have once again exposed his objective to seize Venezuela's oil and natural resources.
Original article: ¿Se acabaron los portonazos y asaltos en la prensa Chilena?: Critican la manipulación mediática en tiempos electorales Users Critique the Media Blackout on Crime Post-Elections: Accusing TV Channels of Fabricating Reality and Instilling Fear for Political Gain An editorial from ElPeriodico.CL titled «End of Assaults: When Television Channels Fabricate Reality with No Shame» […]
The environmental sector and Patagonian communities alert that the elected government of Kast threatens progress such as the Escazú Agreement and the SBAP. They demand the enforcement of the law and the removal of 29 salmon concessions from National Parks, where such activities are prohibited. They also criticize his stance against the Lafkenche Law, warning of regressions in environmental and indigenous rights.
Experts advocate for accessible AI as a public good to reduce inequalities and strengthen the multipolar world. BRICS countries, with active national strategies, are advancing with different approaches: China leads in investment and infrastructure, India in startups, Brazil in ethics and regulation, Russia in state projects, and South Africa as a regional African center. While cooperation in standards and security is deemed necessary, challenges in regulation, ethics, and sovereignty persist.
With 77% of the 885,940 foreigners eligible to vote in Chile being Venezuelan, a pre-election survey indicated that at least 71% of them would vote for the right-wing, where José Antonio Kast was significantly leading. Only 8% favored Jeannette Jara. The results confirm this trend, serving as a cornerstone for the ultra-right's victory.
The ceremony at the VI National Craft Fair honored 12 works by Aymara, Mapuche, and Rapa Nui artisans from seven regions. This recognition from the Ministry of Cultures celebrates 10 years of strengthening and highlighting traditional indigenous craftsmanship knowledge and techniques.
