In a powerful public statement, indigenous organizations and communities from the Mapuche, Chango, Kawésqar, and Yagán peoples have demanded a correction from Chile’s National Television (TVN) and defended the Lafkenche Law against lobbying from the salmon industry.

The transfer of Áxel Campos in critical condition highlights the intensifying hunger strike of Mapuche political prisoners.

Federico Aguirre, head of INDH in Araucanía, emphasized that "providing sufficient and quality potable water, even through water trucks, is a responsibility of the State, which must make necessary efforts to address a critical situation affecting vulnerable populations such as children and the elderly."

The academic's mission is to implement a technical adjustment to labor costs and halt the legacy of the 40-hour work week.

The "Dame la Mano" festival aims to reinterpret Gabriela Mistral's legacy from a contemporary perspective, emphasizing her role as an educator and her connection to rural communities. Thus, more than just a cultural event, it serves as a space where art, education, and community converge.

"The government presents this measure as unavoidable, concealing a specific political choice: transferring the cost of the crisis onto workers instead of mobilizing public resources," stated the union organization in a declaration.

Across the globe, symptoms of distrust towards institutions, diffuse fears, political turbulence, and erratic leadership promising order while deepening confusion are multiplying. Is it merely a "crisis," or is something else at play? In this new publication, Alberto Mayol argues that what we are experiencing is the expansion of deep social discontent, a corrosive energy that strips power of its meaning, delegitimizes elites, and renders traditional governance mechanisms obsolete.

Following the massive student protest in Santiago, several right-wing media outlets and politicians, including Schalper, criticized the young demonstrators, suggesting it was "suspicious" that they mobilized so quickly after four years of absence. This drew a significant response from Marta Lagos, director of Latinobarometro and MORI Chile.

"Mayor Sichel is asking for my dismissal due to my meetings with leaders of street fairs. Yes, that's right: for meeting with residents," stated the councilman, confirming that the meeting was public and recorded according to the Lobby Law.

Deputy Jorge Brito (FA) emphasized that the Longueira Law "is the greatest embarrassment in Chilean politics. It resulted in a congresswoman and a senator going to prison for corruption, and to achieve a legitimate and just law restoring the rule of law, we promoted the new law with more than 200 hearings across eight regions of the country." This decision has already been communicated to the National Fisheries Council.