"Public discussions often focus on how to contain harmful acts and protect potential victims. However, reflections on the root causes of violence and the conditions that allow such harmful behaviors to emerge are seldom considered."

"Since Monday, April 13th, Secretary Patrick Dungan has been absent from his office without submitting any official or formal justifications to the Ministry of Energy or the Regional Presidential Delegation of La Araucanía, a situation we regret," states the official communication issued by the Kast administration.

The workshops, titled "Film Club Practices: History, Methodology, and Exhibition Rights" and "Curating and Managing Films: Finding the Voice of a Cinema," are aimed at cultural managers, programmers, directors, coordinators, and those involved in cinema mediation across Chile.

The event features an anthology published by the university, titled "The Damned Word and Other Urgent Writings," which compiles works published by the poet between 1906 and 1955, addressing themes such as women's education, social justice, democracy, and the advocacy of peace. The event will take place outside the Central House on Thursday, April 23, starting at 10:00 AM.

"I sincerely thank the President of the Republic, José Antonio Kast, and Minister Undurraga for the trust placed in me for such an important task. I also thank the ministerial team, which welcomed me warmly and appreciated my experience in the sector," Munster wrote on his social media account on X.

The event will take place from September 11 to 17 in Ekaterinburg, Russia, bringing together 10,000 participants from 190 countries. Accredited attendees will benefit from accommodation, meals, and local transportation, with foreign applicants aged 18 to 35 having the chance to receive travel support from the organization.

Los Jaivas shared an emotional tribute on social media about one of their most symbolic objects: the poncho that accompanied musician Gabriel Parra, part of the visual narrative of the historic work "Alturas de Macchu Picchu."

The College of Teachers warned that many of the measures require resources, such as the installation of gate systems and addressing mental health, which contradicts the government's plan to reduce education budgets by 3%: "This, in practical terms, means that in most Local Services, municipalities, and private providers, programs and professionals will be cut, which is exactly the opposite of what is needed right now," they stated.

In a letter addressed to the Senate Ethics Committee, the parliamentarian emphasized that "while these actions reportedly did not occur within our institution, we must implement preventive measures to prevent such occurrences, as damage to credibility and reputation affects all of us in public office."

Deputy Cuello emphasized the need for the government to postpone tax reform until they clarify the amounts and economic benefits that these tax changes will yield.