Agricultural products, mining, manufacturing, and services have driven Chile's trade exchange to grow consecutively for the past 18 months, according to the latest Monthly Trade Report from the Undersecretariat of International Economic Relations.

The initiative establishes restrictions on circulation in urban areas, allowing these vehicles to operate only between 10 PM and 6 AM, with exceptions for emergencies or essential supplies. It also imposes speed limits and other safety measures.

Kast has votes of obedience and allegiance to powers beyond the Chilean political system. How many of his decisions will be made for the good of the country, and how many will be influenced by the movement to which he belongs? What will take precedence in his administration?

This project demonstrates that it is technically and socially possible to build to high standards without displacing families from the city or their networks of origin. It shows that social housing need not be synonymous with precarity or marginalization. Moreover, it highlights something deeper: when communities organize persistently, they challenge the paradigm and raise the standard for all public policy.

In a move that aligns Santiago with the continental right, Mayor Mario Desbordes plans to present the keys to the city to Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, amidst controversies surrounding her recent Nobel Peace Prize.

The mobilization of the Manquemávida Foundation Union, supported by FENATED, denounces a strategy of attrition by management, which refuses to address minimal demands for infrastructure and working conditions.

Attorney Carla Fernández Montero, representing convicted human rights offenders like Miguel Krassnoff, disclosed her role in drafting a controversial bill that could allow many criminals, including those guilty of human rights violations, to serve sentences at home.

The former Carabineros Major entered Colina 1 to serve an 11-year prison sentence for striking a 14-year-old girl in the head with a baton, causing her permanent legal blindness during the social unrest.

In a frank television interview just before the handover of power, President Gabriel Boric accepted responsibility for his administration's failures, defended his former minister Giorgio Jackson from public scrutiny, and reflected on the lessons learned during his presidency.

A coalition of progressive organizations is rallying for a demonstration in front of the United States Embassy in Chile, triggering a warning to American citizens as living conditions in Cuba continue to worsen under increased U.S. sanctions.