The sighting of a four-meter shark has halted underwater operations in Chinquihue, Puerto Montt, prompting safety protocols and raising community concern due to the rarity of such creatures in southern Chile.

In a significant crackdown on prison corruption, the Guarantee Court of Puerto Montt has ordered preventive detention for seven Gendarmería officials involved in a criminal network operating within the Alto Bonito Prison.

The Guarantee Court of Coyhaique argued that Calisto, due to being elected as a senator in the recent elections, has "new parliamentary immunity," a claim that was labeled as "highly questionable" by prosecutor Hernán Libedinsky.

The acting director of Labor, Sebastián Santibáñez, also attended the session, presenting current statistics on collective bargaining in Chile, including the fact that between 7 and 8 out of every 10 workers are not covered by collective agreements, resulting in national coverage that falls short of what is observed in most OECD countries.

The Santiago Court of Appeals deemed inadmissible and dismissed the protective action filed by Ñuñoa Mayor Sebastián Sichel against the Metropolitan Presidential Delegation.

New legislation includes provisions for specific municipal ordinances and a National Registry of Free Markets to ensure stability in this productive sector.

Ambassador Oscar Cornelio Oliva highlighted that despite the blockade, Cuba has achieved remarkable milestones, such as producing its own vaccines to tackle the Covid-19 pandemic, saving thousands of lives.

On March 7, the National Stadium will host MUDA, the Memory Festival, bringing together artists like Ana Tijoux, Javiera Mena, Los Tetas, and more, centered around music, human rights, and art. In an interview with El Ciudadano, spokesperson Marcelo Acevedo provides insights into this historic event.

Throughout January, the Casa Espacio Photography Library is open, serving as a community space dedicated to reflection, study, and the dissemination of image culture. Established in 2015 through a donation from the Arles Meetings (France), the library currently houses over two thousand titles from authors around the globe.

In a statement, they emphasized that Eitan Bloch "has been part of openly pro-Israel and Zionist organizations, and has maintained a political and institutional relationship with the State of Israel and its diplomatic representatives, including his role as an advisor to the controversial former Israeli ambassador to Chile, Gil Artzyeli. Thus, he is a figure with an active and explicit political relationship with a foreign state."