A vibrant ensemble of guitars takes the stage, featuring folklorists, researchers, guitarists, and students at the "Concert Reinterpreting the Folk Guitar" in the Padre las Casas Cultural Center. Join us on Saturday, December 6, from 19:00 to 21:00 hours, marking the conclusion of the project "Reinterpreting the Folk Guitar in La Araucanía: An Exploratory Study of Don Abel Inostroza's Guitars," led by luthier Cristofer Valenzuela.

Mariana Sandina, the daughter of Guillermo Torres Gaona, a journalist and former vice president of the Santiago Press Circle who was detained and disappeared by agents of the dictatorship after the 1973 coup, details that her audiovisual quest not only reconstructs events but also seeks to understand her father's feelings, revealing emotional connections and shared wounds. The narrative progresses to the Social Outburst of 2019, where both voices intertwine in a profound reflection as an act of resistance.

Mexico is currently advancing in the construction of Coatlicue, the most powerful public supercomputer in Latin America, which will be connected to international networks such as RedCLARA, strengthening technological sovereignty in the Latin American region.

Who benefits from increasing multifunctionality? The answer is clear: large companies, which reduce the number of workers in stores and place the burden of work previously handled by many onto the backs of a few...

The OTJ has requested the removal of Minister Simpertigue due to serious allegations, including shared trips, undisclosed connections, participation in rulings of significant economic impact, and closeness to attorneys Eduardo Lagos and Mario Vargas—both implicated in bribery—that undermine public trust in the judiciary and affect the institutional legitimacy of the Judicial Power.

An analysis of thirty protein powders available in the Chilean market revealed labeling violations, significant differences in actual protein content, and a lack of clear information for consumers.

As the presidential runoff approaches, the Public Sector Table has initiated urgent salary negotiations, demanding a real adjustment and a concise timetable before the upcoming elections.

In sharp contrast to Kast's systematic absence from debates and the evident lack of political clarity demonstrated at ARCHI, Jara's campaign showcases unprecedented grassroots support: 20,000 volunteers organized to contest every vote in the December 14 runoff.

The signatories of the letter have called on citizens to reject any "attempt to grant impunity to those whom justice has determined guilty of atrocious crimes, be they civilian or military," asserting that respect for human rights and its essential foundation, human dignity, "must never be subject to debate or electoral calculations."

Jara's commanding performance and Kast's rhetorical missteps reshape the political landscape in the final stretch, particularly in the Metropolitan Region, where the election could be decided.