Chile donates to UNICEF to alleviate the crisis in Cuba. The right demands sanctions, but Allamand's testimony reemerges: Fidel was 'a true angel' for his family.

From a site of detention and torture during the dictatorship to a public space: the National Assets Ministry transferred Lote 3 of the former Borgoño Barracks for a civic center with a focus on memory.

Temuco celebrates 145 years amid festivities that overlook its warlike origins: the military occupation of Mapuche lands. While authorities revel, descendants of chief Huete Rucán, one of the ancestral landowners, raise their voices for memory and justice. Behind the explosive urban growth lie massacres, profaned cemeteries, and a historical debt silenced by official discourse.

The duo began their ascent on January 28 in Nepal, overcoming sections where they had to carry their bicycles on their shoulders. On February 11, they marked this significant milestone.

Employees of Abastech reported the dismissal of 105 workers who provided cleaning and landscaping services to the municipality, without clarity on their severance payments.

Following the suspension of Telecanal, Ambassador Vladimir Belinsky emphasized that a country uninvolved in the conflict should ensure access to both narratives.

Sernapesca is monitoring the mortality of 283 tons of salmon in Quinchao due to low oxygen levels. Invermar has activated a biomass removal plan. Environmental organizations warn of an ecological disaster and hold the salmon farming industry accountable, demanding an end to expansion and the protection of designated areas.

On Friday, February 20, the 2nd Williche Seaweeds and Coastal Spaces Festival will take place in Achao – Quinchao (Chiloé). The event brings together 25 communities focusing on nine ECMPO applications, showcasing ancestral gastronomy, music, and territorial defense while fostering a cultural, economic, and environmental perspective with national reach. The culinary segment will prominently feature traditional dishes from Chono, Williche, and Chilote cultures.

Media outlets in Argentina confirmed the second-instance ruling from the courts revoking the political asylum of Galvarino Apablaza, a former Chilean guerrilla accused of involvement in the assassination of Jaime Guzmán in 1991. Apablaza, who claims his innocence and asserts that he is being persecuted, may now face extradition proceedings.

Enrique Lemus, a veteran leader of the neonazi association Núcleo Nacional, has registered the political party Noviembre Nacional. This new formation shares its headquarters and symbols with the far-right group that unites Francoists and Nazis, which is currently under investigation for hate crimes.