New judicial analyses in Argentina have intensified the $LIBRA cryptocurrency scandal, tightening scrutiny around President Javier Milei and his circle. Technical reports revealed manipulated notes, potential $5 million agreements, and suspicious financial movements involving Mauricio Novelli, Hayden Davis, and key operators in the launch of the digital asset.

Architects for a Dignified Chile criticized the demolitions initiated by the Minvu of social housing in El Olivar, intended for victims of the massive fire of 2024. The organization asserted that the flaws identified by IDIEM were manageable, claimed a lack of legal justification, and warned of a "terrifying precedent" for housing policy.

The OTJ rejected the UDI parliamentary group's request to remove Judge Daniel Urrutia, citing political persecution following Joaquín Lavín's preventive detention. They warned of violations of the non bis in idem principle, separation of powers, and judicial independence, demanding respect for res judicata.

Experts warn that the repercussions of rising food prices will continue to be felt globally. The FAO highlights that food prices have risen for three consecutive months, and the worst is yet to come. Immediate actions, such as seeking alternative routes, are urgently needed.

The activists arrived this Saturday after being held by Israel following the interception of civilian vessels heading to Gaza with humanitarian aid. They reported physical and psychological abuse, criticized the international community's passivity regarding the blockade on Gaza, and questioned the government's reaction during their abduction.

Kawésqar communities are denouncing the Kawésqar Foundation for claiming to represent them. They point out that it aligns with the same group from Ancón Sin Salida, which has already been investigated by the Comptroller's office. They accuse it of favoring the salmon industry and demand that authorities and universities do not validate these false spokespersons.

Karen Palma, Vice President of CUT and Fenats, warns about hospital directives limiting personnel replacements and non-vital surgeries due to $417 billion budget cuts. She criticizes the Finance Ministry and politicians who deny impacts on patients, and alerts about the ending of extended care programs in primary health.

The Seventh Guarantee Court of Santiago has accepted Greenpeace's complaint against Minera Dominga for bribery, influence peddling, and breach of confidentiality. Lawyer Mauricio Daza revealed massive payments for "copy-paste" reports to a firm linked to Supreme Court Minister Jean Pierre Matus, describing the case as "the tip of an enormous iceberg."

Experts have warned of the uneven impact this increase will have—exceeding initial projections—based on location, income, and type of housing.

This play addresses marginality and the human consequences of structural violence, situating itself within a tradition of Latin American theater committed to social and political issues. It will be presented from Thursday to Saturday until May 30 at Teatro de Bolsillo, located at Erasmo Escala 218, Santiago.