In the latest episode of Sentido Común, Javier Pineda, director of El Ciudadano, spoke with Mario Santucho, director of Revista Crisis, about the political situation in Argentina, the crisis under President Javier Milei, and future alternatives.

Former prosecutor Carlos Gajardo strongly disputes Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz's assertion that lifting bank secrecy requires a judicial order, highlighting legal provisions that allow banks to act without such permission in certain circumstances.

The Coordinating Assembly of Secondary Students (ACES) has responded to Republican Congressman José Kast Adriasola, who criticized the recent student mobilizations in Santiago and cities like Concepción and Valparaíso through a video posted on his social media.

The lawyer was appointed by Kast on the same day he was mentioned in a report by "Reportea" regarding influence peddling in the judiciary.

The publication will be launched on June 11 at 6 PM in the Exhibition Hall of the Los Canelos Extension Center at UACh in Valdivia. The author has developed most of her professional career in southern Chile, blending artistic practice, research, and the preservation of photographic heritage. Her work has evolved from a documentary approach to include photomontage, collage, artist books, and video art.

For three years, researchers from the University of Talca and the Universities of Bío-Bío and Católica del Maule, along with international scholars, will explore the current situation in Antarctica through an integrated approach that encompasses biology, ecology, genetics, social sciences, econometrics, and advanced modeling.

Kast's government, through Dipres, admits it cannot estimate how much the state will spend reimbursing large companies when a court annuls their Environmental Qualification Resolution, as proposed by its tax reform. Can you imagine all of Chile covering the costs for Hidroaysen or Pascualama? questioned the parliamentarian from the Valparaíso region.

The productions included in the program tackle issues that are deeply relevant to the present. Levitas examines the dynamics of silencing and discrimination within a Pentecostal evangelical church; Painecur revisits the historical case of ritual sacrifice that occurred at Lago Budi following the 1960 earthquake; while Mauro addresses territorial and socio-environmental struggles stemming from the development of the largest tailings dam in Latin America.

The union warns that the lack of clarity regarding the 2026 Program Agreement and pending transfers exceeding $4.9 million jeopardize the continuity of flagship programs such as Casa Solar, Mi Taxi Eléctrico, and Mejor Escuela.

For those unfamiliar with the subject, a duel was a ritual meant to remedy an “offense to honor.” When someone felt insulted, they would issue a challenge to their opponent. Each party would appoint sponsors responsible for negotiating an apology and, should that fail, setting the terms of the fight: weapons, location, distance, and rules. Sound medieval? It makes sense, as the tradition originates from that period.