The Regional Governments of Santiago and Valparaíso have signed a landmark agreement aimed at protecting and regenerating the entire Maipo River watershed, reinforcing the urgent need for water source protection amid a worsening climate crisis.

Defenders and support organizations for the convicted Mapuche community members allege that the trial was based on insufficient evidence, protected witnesses, and questionable procedures, leading to the filing of partial nullity appeals with the Supreme Court.

Mario Desbordes, the mayor of Santiago, has resigned from Renovación Nacional, casting a shadow over the political right in Chile and marking the emergence of new divisions within the party.

Chilean attorney Carlos Margotta has raised his voice to describe the economic, commercial, and financial blockade imposed by the United States (U.S.) on Cuba as a true "international crime."

In light of the news that Army Captain José Santiago Faúndez Sepúlveda, sentenced to 15 years for the homicide of Romario Wladimir Veloz Cortés, is set to become the first military member to receive a pardon from President José Antonio Kast, attorney Adriana Rojas warns that this would represent "absolute impunity" and validate state violence.

Santiago Wanderers claimed the title of CONMEBOL U20 Libertadores Champions by defeating the giant Flamengo in a dramatic penalty shootout, after a 1-1 draw in 90 minutes. The Chilean squad achieves a historic title by overcoming the two-time champions and positioning itself among the elite of South American youth football.

On March 22, thousands mobilized across various locations in Chile, unified under the slogan "Reclaiming Water Means Reclaiming Dignity." Environmental organizations, Indigenous communities, and citizens demanded an end to the extractivist model, denouncing setbacks in water rights under Kast's government.

Gloria Naveillán (PNL), known for her contentious remarks against indigenous rights and human rights victims, has taken the helm of the Human Rights and Indigenous Peoples Committee in the Chamber of Deputies. Organizations and lawmakers are denouncing this as a provocation. Her first announcement aims to amend the Indigenous Law, reigniting concern due to her extremist profile.

The U.S. must be held accountable for the unlawful attack on a school in Minab (Iran) that killed 168 people, over 100 of whom were children. It violated international law by failing to take precautions. In-depth investigation revealed. Human rights organizations demand a transparent investigation and comprehensive reparations for victims and families.

Deputy Gustavo Gatica submitted 25 inquiries to all ministries of the Kast government demanding transparency regarding the impact of a 3% budget cut on social policies. He seeks to ensure that public health, social assistance, and family programs are not adversely affected without clear information.