Lieutenant Patricio Enrique Jeldres Rodríguez was involved in horrific incidents, such as those that occurred at the Ranquil Peasant Settlement, where Carabineros detained workers and subjected them to brutal tortures, including submerging them in water tanks, administering electric shocks, and beating them severely, 'causing their bodies to bleed, all in the presence of their families, including minors,' states the ruling from visiting judge Carlos Aldana Fuentes.

The protocol signed with the Government includes salary increases, bonuses, and benefit updates. Organizations have raised alarms against arbitrary layoffs and anti-union practices.

Academic Camila Vergara proposed that cooperative models and grassroots organization provide tools to rethink political and economic democracy beyond traditional capitalism.

According to a study by Fundación Sol, the average pension paid to members of the Armed Forces and Police is $1.5 million, while the average old-age pension for those who contributed between 25 and 30 years under the AFP system is less than $500,000. Currently, Bassaletti receives a total pension of $5,454,917, which is ten times greater than that of an AFP retiree, to which he will now add over $7 million in 'parliamentary salary.'

Between January 3 and January 25, 2026, the 33rd edition of the festival will showcase over 100 performances from 20 countries, featuring both free and paid events in the Metropolitan Region and various cities throughout Chile.

Her presence in the February edition marks a significant milestone for accessory design in Chile and provides a valuable opportunity to showcase the excellence of national handcrafted work in one of the industry's most demanding arenas.

The Huasco SLEP, touted as the example of all SLEPs in Chile, has lost a substantial sum of 117,244,494 pesos in labor lawsuits. This money comes from public funds. Who will take responsibility for such administrative and financial irresponsibility? Shouldn't the HR head or executive director of this SLEP resign?

The non-renewal of Professor Cristian Olivares' fee-based contract at UMCE has sparked concern within the university community, particularly among students and faculty.

In an interview with Prensa Latina, Pablo Sepúlveda Allende, a doctor and grandson of President Salvador Allende, drew a direct line between the historical U.S. intervention in Latin America and the recent military attacks on Venezuela, highlighting the control of natural resources as the common thread.

The investigation has gathered evidence indicating that the accused has misused funds from his public office to create a network of influence trafficking, leading to the diversion of Public Function purposes and its discredit, according to judicial prosecutor Carla Troncoso.