The delegation includes representatives from six territories, including Delia Núñez Véliz (Diaguita people), Yasna Marín Álvarez (Chango people), Myriam Yefi Jaramillo (Mapuche Williche people), Yohana Coñuecar Llancapani (Mapuche Williche people), Ingrid Echeverría Huequelef (Mapuche Williche people), and Haydée Águila Caro (Kawésqar people). The network also represents the voice of the Yagán people from the southernmost part of the continent.

Remarks made by the far-right candidate upset Jeannette Jara, the representative of Unidad por Chile, after he distorted her campaign slogan "Es Jara" and negatively associated it with various concepts against her.

Following the announcement from the Municipality of Santiago, the Ministry of Transport, and Serviu RM that Paseo Bandera would be repurposed for the RED public transport system, students from nine universities announced interventions to defend the pedestrian walkway: "We propose moving toward a planning process that includes all stakeholders involved in urban development," they stated in a release.

The play features an outstanding cast including Claudio Arredondo, José Antonio Raffo, Alonso Quintero, Francisco Dañobeitía, Francisco Reyes Cristi, Vicente Almuna, Andrew Bargsted, Tito Bustamante, and Juan Pablo Sáez. It will run at the Centro Cultural San Ginés from November 13 to 29.

With a total investment of $1.9 billion, the Alameda-Melipilla Train will span 61 kilometers, feature 11 stations, and connect with Lines 1 and 6 of the Santiago Metro, benefiting over 1.7 million people. Additionally, the project will include 22 fully electric trains, significantly reducing travel times between Santiago and Melipilla to 46 minutes during peak hours, compared to the current 2 hours by road.

On the 80th anniversary of the Nobel Prize in Literature, the series Lo primero es la tierra invites a celebration of Gabriela Mistral, highlighting her critical, vital, and deeply human thought, bringing to light her intellectual dimension—one of the least disseminated—and her ideas on nature, education, spirituality, and Latin America.

The document instructs voters to choose candidates based on their positions regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which may constitute an offense.

Author and former judge Gonzalo Garay Burnás introduces his latest novel, "The Music of Sunday Afternoons," a dark, intimate, and provocative work that delves into the fringes of morality, madness, and redemption.

Héctor Espinosa was found guilty of misappropriating at least 146 million pesos in reserved funds and conducting concealment maneuvers alongside his wife, María Magdalena Neira. The sentencing hearing, where the prosecution seeks 20 years, is set for December 1.

The Londres 38 case progresses: 15 kidnappings and child abductions verified. Krassnoff has accumulated four-digit convictions and refuses to accept responsibility.