José Antonio Kast has confirmed his participation in the Shield of the Americas meeting, aligning closely with Donald Trump amid rising concerns about subordination to the U.S. government.

An investigative report by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) concluded that dictator Augusto Pinochet personally ordered the assassination of Orlando Letelier, a former Chilean chancellor, carried out through a bombing in Washington D.C. on September 21, 1976.

The victim reported the incident to Carabineros and also presented evidence to the Navy. Now, through the lawsuit filed in the port court, there is a request to investigate the potential criminal responsibility of the involved officials for the crime of torture as outlined in Chilean law.

Several researchers from leading companies in the field have resigned, warning that the industry is racing uncontrollably toward a superintelligence that can self-enhance and might soon escape human oversight. In July, during internal testing, around 1,200 AI agents communicated through an unauthorized channel, leading to approximately 700 of them breaching another company’s infrastructure.

This audiovisual work reconstructs the story of former chief of the Investigation Police in Valparaíso Province, Juan Ramón Bustos Marchant. It took the family over 50 years to disprove the dictatorship's narrative and demonstrate that it was a homicide, not a suicide. Fifteen years after his exhumation and following three expert analyses, the journey concluded with a final intimate ceremony on December 18, 2024.

Chilean singer-songwriter Daniela Martínez has released the debut album of her project, featuring a journey through the Peruvian waltz, festejo, landó, marinera, cueca, and tonada that crosses traditions, territories, and memories to build a voice rooted in music.

These words aim to be a conjuration, a prayer to accompany Mónica Rojas Villavicencio in her passage to the beyond, a kind of four-handed supplication meant to resonate softly yet clearly, like a heartbeat in the deep forest, like a ceremonial kultrún in the concrete jungle.

The Association for Memory and Human Rights of Colonia Dignidad criticizes José Antonio Kast's government for not moving forward with the expropriation of the site, where torture and detainment took place during the dictatorship, highlighting severe human rights violations in an appeal to the United Nations.

The latest Criteria Survey reveals that a significant 51% of Chileans express little to no pride in their democracy, highlighting shifting perceptions of national identity during the Fiestas Patrias celebrations.

After learning about Guillermo Schmidt's story from El Ciudadano, Isaac Cisterna Castillo decided to share the story of his father, Manuel Enrique Cisterna Badilla. In conversation with our outlet, he reconstructs decades of family silence, questions the official narrative of suicide, and seeks to recover the memory of a man who, according to his testimony, refused to kill civilians during the dictatorship.