Former ministers signed a letter published this Tuesday in La Tercera, warning about the effects of dehumanizing political opponents, the impact of social media, and the need for shared boundaries to protect democratic coexistence.

The Mapuche community of Pallaco has accused forest guards linked to Mininco of violently intervening in a disputed land occupied by their families, leading to the destruction of homes.

The exhibition features visual artist Viviana Silva Flores, whose extensive research work in the Chiloé Archipelago offers a sensitive and human perspective on the impacts of the industry on the territory, communities, and individuals. The show opens on October 3 at the Cultural Park of Valparaíso (former jail) and will remain open to the public, free of charge, until November 8, 2026.

The case aiming to oust Collipulli's mayor, Manuel Macaya Ramírez, raises questions that extend beyond the mayor's political future. A thorough review of judicial, municipal, and electoral records reveals a persistent presence of lawyers, relatives, and officials within oversight and decision-making bodies associated with the municipality.

Under the leadership of José Antonio Kast, inflation in Chile surged unexpectedly in August, reaching 4.1% annually, which poses significant challenges for households amid rising living costs.

Deputies Juan Santana and Luis Cuello have confronted President José Antonio Kast, demanding transparency regarding potential connections between his officials and the controversial Argentine consultant Fernando Cerimedo, known for his manipulation of digital media.

Former Army Brigadier Miguel Krassnoff Martchenko, serving over a thousand years in prison for human rights violations, has expressed hopes for imminent complete freedom while glorifying the 1973 coup that overthrew President Salvador Allende.

On September 6, educators and union leaders began a three-day march to Valparaíso, rallying to save Chilean education from severe budget cuts and commercialization threats.

While the distribution of these elements correlates with both historical and contemporary sources, a significant portion of the pollution can be attributed to the over 20,000 tons of mining waste from Sweden that were dumped in the city as harmless material in the mid-1980s. This study was conducted by researchers from the Faculty of Sciences at the University of Chile.

Teatro Sidarte will explore the themes of memory, confinement, and state violence in its September programming, featuring the plays "Calugas" and "Desierto."