The Chilean Organization of Consumers and Users, ODECU, has expressed serious concerns about a proposed regulation by the Financial Market Commission that could exclude seniors from accessing coordinate cards, leaving their financial security in the hands of banks.

Born in Lima in 1947, Carmen Ollé is a writer, literary critic, and a prominent figure in Peruvian female poetry. Her first poetry collection, "Noches de Adrenalina," published in 1981, is a seminal work in Latin American literature.

Aiming for transparency, the latest National Homicide Report has stirred controversy by excluding deaths caused by state agents, revealing a systemic issue in reporting practices.

The legal landscape for the Casino Dreams project near Talca has changed dramatically as the court accepts a lawsuit from Bio Eco Terra, raising serious questions about environmental assessments and the implications for ongoing construction.

Generally speaking, historical denialism consists of discursive, practical, political, communicative, legal, cultural, and educational operations that publicly deny genocides and crimes against humanity supported by historical evidence. Moreover, denialism has a very concrete purpose that aims to evade the legal and political responsibilities of the perpetrators.

Key projects such as the Rules on the Use of Force (RUF), immigration control, and enhanced security in educational settings will be among the initiatives that the Senate committee seeks to coordinate with the government for urgent legislation.

A member of the Christian Social Party, appointed by José Antonio Kast's administration, has stepped down due to not possessing the required two years of professional experience since obtaining her degree.

Far-right Senator Camila Flores is under investigation for allegedly devising a scheme to extract funds from parliamentary allocations. An anonymous complaint claims that the legislator required her congressional staff to hand over a portion of their salaries in cash, a practice dubbed the "Flores quota."

Until April 17, interested individuals can submit their proposals in four categories: individual presentations, thematic panels, teaching and community experiences, and workshops or research labs.

Pop culture, artivism, and artistic education are among the themes that will define the new season of this cultural conversation program driven by the Artistic Creation Directorate of the Vice-Rectorate for Research and Development of the University of Chile. Starting April 10, every Friday at 2:00 PM on Radio and Channel U. de Chile.