U.S. President Donald Trump has revealed a new agreement with NATO regarding Greenland, claiming it secures all of America's key interests in the Arctic area, focusing on military strategic concessions and rare earth mineral extraction, as discussions continue with Denmark and NATO allies.
Original article: Presidenta encargada de Venezuela anunció el ingreso de 300 millones de dólares provenientes de la venta del petróleo The interim president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, announced on Tuesday, January 20, that the country has received $300 million from oil sales, marking this sum as the first tranche of a total expected to reach […]
We deeply recognize and appreciate this assistance during complex times, where levels of aggression are escalating, and the economic, commercial, and financial blockade imposed by the United States against the Cuban people has intensified in unprecedented ways," stated Minister of Foreign Trade and Foreign Investment, Óscar Pérez-Oliva.
The UK's systematic support for the US-led efforts to destabilize the Venezuelan government represents a multi-year strategy prioritizing American interests over international law.
U.S. President Donald Trump reaffirmed his interventionist agenda after sharing a controversial AI-generated map depicting Greenland, Venezuela, and Canada as territories of the United States.
Labor unions and pension federations are mobilizing across Colombia on January 28 to defend the vital minimum salary decreed by President Gustavo Petro, as they react to significant wage increases and the potential impact on workers.
Original article: «EE.UU. consigue todo lo que quería»: ¿Qué gana Trump con el acuerdo sobre Groenlandia que negocia con la OTAN? The Republican magnate revealed the «macro» agreement he reached with NATO regarding Greenland and the Arctic region, describing it as a «long-term» pact with «no time limits». Additionally, he emphasized that «there’s money involved». […]
"The U.S. has bombed, intervened, murdered, and kidnapped across the globe. It has done this in Guatemala, Chile, Cuba, Bolivia, Angola, Nigeria, Iraq, Yemen, Syria... I could spend the 10 minutes I have listing countries," stated Gabriel Rufián, spokesperson for the leftist party Esquerra Republicana de Catalunya.
The discussions among the global elite regarding Trump's desire to dominate the world stage unfold in Davos, casting a shadow over the well-being of billions globally. This annual meeting attracts guests in private jets to a luxurious venue, where they indulge in lavish dinners, backslapping, and decisions that affect the fates of countless inhabitants around the planet.
At the Davos Forum, Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng emphasized that trade wars only lead to negative consequences for the global economy, advocating for unity and multilateral cooperation instead.
Tensions between the United States and Iran have escalated sharply following President Donald Trump's threats of total destruction and a stern warning of military retaliation from Tehran.
Original article: «Puso en duda la existencia de la institucionalidad que ahora dirige»: Declaración de las funcionarias del Ministerio de la Mujer por designación de Judith Marín PUBLIC STATEMENTAssociation of Employees at the Ministry of Women and Gender EquitySantiago, January 21, 2026 Judith Marín (Christian Social Party) has taken the helm of the Ministry of […]
The presentation is scheduled for Friday, January 23, at CEINA as part of the Teatro a Mil Festival. All proceeds will go to support communities affected by the fires in the Biobío Region.
The fear of the Republican candidate as a potential president is a lurking anxiety for me, as I am certain that those who exorcised me will hold a political position in José Antonio Kast's government. I would even dare to say that I might see the face of my exorcist within the ministerial cabinet," the woman stated back in 2021, stressing that such individuals are not "qualified to govern."
Manuel Viera, President of the Mining Chamber of Chile, questioned the appointment of Daniel Mas as the "dual minister" of Mining and Economy, asserting that President Kast did not heed the sector's request to keep the portfolio out of the hands of a "minister serving two roles."
The arrival of new ministerial leadership with a predominantly economic focus does not signal a different direction; instead, it confirms the continuity of a logic that has shaped the Chilean educational system for over four decades: viewing education as a sector manageable under market principles.
