Alicia Muñoz, leader of the National Association of Rural and Indigenous Women, pointed out that one of the most concerning aspects of these policies is the risk of contamination of heirloom seeds, which could have irreversible consequences for biodiversity. Meanwhile, Camilo Guzmán, president of the United Farmers Association, reminded that in Chile there are no clear rules to prevent genetic contamination, nor mechanisms that assign responsibilities or compensations if it occurs.

Eduardo Gudynas, Raúl Sohr, and Gloria Baigorrotegui are the featured speakers at this event scheduled for Tuesday, April 14, at 6:30 PM at the Auditorium of the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism (FAU) of the University of Chile, located at Marcoleta 250, Santiago. Admission is free and open to the public, both civic and academic.

Officials from the University of Chile have condemned a recent visit by U.S. Ambassador Brandon Judd as an insult, claiming it undermines the university's values and highlighting his political affiliations.

The lawmakers reminded that Article 37 of the Comprehensive Law on Violence against Women mandates the Ministry of Women, through Sernameg, to file charges in such cases.

"The Spirit of the Volcano" aims to raise awareness about biodiversity protection by revealing the presence of spirits residing within the Earth. This work has been nominated for Best Film in the "New Narratives" category at the Santiago Wild International Film Festival, scheduled to take place from May 4 to 8 in the Chilean capital.

Labor Minister Tomás Rau warned against the implications of raising minimum wage as the government prepares for negotiations with the Central Unitaria de Trabajadores (CUT), stressing the necessity to balance wage increases with economic realities.

The evaluation of José Antonio Kast's government continues its downward trend, with a recent survey indicating a 49% disapproval rate and a significant drop in approval ratings for the third consecutive week.

Lawmakers establish an Animalist Bloc and criticize Minister Natalia Duco for defending rodeo. They demand an end to public funding and the eradication of practices such as greyhound racing. The government is accused of lacking commitment to animal welfare, with organizations highlighting studies showing 74% of Chileans view rodeo as animal abuse.

Over 22,000 children have died in Gaza since October 2023. UNICEF reports 64,000 child victims among the dead and injured, 56,000 orphans, and 90% of homes destroyed. Palestinian childhood is marked by bombings, amputations, and constant trauma. The Palestinian Community in Chile issues a call and shares a video.

Viktor Orbán has lost the elections in Hungary after 16 years in power. With 72% counted, Péter Magyar's opposition secures 138 seats, surpassing the two-thirds majority. Record turnout of 77.8% since the transition. Orbán, close to José Antonio Kast, acknowledged his defeat and congratulated Magyar.