"Migrar y otras artes. Escritos fuera de lugar" is the title of the new volume by acclaimed writer, university professor, and cultural manager Claudia Salazar Jiménez. Blending diary and journey, the book explores the subjectivities, fears, and dislocations of identity, and will be launched alongside the author and writers Gabriela Contreras and Jessica Sequeira on Tuesday, May 12 at 6:30 PM at the Librería del GAM.

The mayor of Valparaíso, Camila Nieto, highlighted that "contributions directly finance municipalities and are the foundation of the Municipal Common Fund, which allows for the redistribution of resources from wealthier to more needy communes." She noted that in Valparaíso, this fund contributes "nearly 45% of our net annual budget."

The negative image of feminism traces back to ancient times, but if it didn’t intimidate British suffragists, it certainly didn’t frighten these Chilean women who, thanks to this unusual ideological convergence, would eventually secure the right to vote in presidential elections in 1949.

The meeting featured the wife of Julio Castañer, sentenced to 20 years for burning Rodrigo Rojas de Negri and Carmen Gloria Quintana alive in 1986. She even speaks in a video published on the Judicial Power's official social media. "Such gestures create an unacceptable halo of legitimacy around those convicted by the courts, undermine public trust in the impartiality of the judicial system, and weaken Chile's commitment to transitional justice principles," the officials stated.

Former Environment Minister Marcelo Mena asserted that "this mechanism does not protect legitimate investment; it protects poorly assessed investments" and remarked that he does not find the government's initiative viable, labeling it as "highly ideological."

Deputy Gustavo Gatica stated, "I believe that in Chile we must set aside that contradiction between economic growth and caring for the environment. That contradiction is entirely wrong. Social development can coexist with nature conservation."

The parliamentarian criticized provisions in the bill that include tax rebates, reductions in corporate taxes, and exemptions, warning of direct financial benefits for government authorities.

Deputy Ana María Gazmuri criticized the government's approach to bank secrecy and organized crime legislation, asserting that their contradictions undermine serious discussions on safety and financial transparency.

The Ministry of Justice has directed the Human Rights Program and its lawyers not to appear in court when individuals convicted of human rights violations seek to alter or reduce their sentences. For the Corporation for the Promotion and Defense of the People's Rights (Codepu), such an administrative act, which "has not been justified or reported, becomes an illegal and arbitrary action."

The topic was discussed at a seminar organized by the Universidad Católica de Temuco. Among the possible developments of this invasive weed are mulching-type substrates (used to enhance soil quality) and sanitary sawdust for pets, both compostable due to their plant-based origins.