Until December 3, Chilean and Latin American films without a distributor in Chile can apply to be part of the seventh edition of the call, which allows premieres in affiliated exhibition spaces of the Independent Cinema Halls Network, spanning from north to south of the country, as well as other independent venues interested in programming the selected titles.

Public campaigns have a unique power: they engage in seconds, without filters, and appeal to empathy. We want citizens and candidates to remember that HIV is still present, that it hasn't disappeared, and that those living with the virus need active and committed policies," stated Dr. Carlos Becerra, director of AHF Chile, the initiative's driving force.

The project aims to integrate information from various sources, including the Legal Deposit, Intellectual Property Registry, ISBN Chile, the National Public Library System, CORFO, and ProChile, along with contributions directly from publishers and distributors, to build an interoperable database that benefits public institutions, publishers, bookstores, and academics.

The project aligns with national and international commitments regarding the cultural rights of indigenous peoples, including the International Decade of Indigenous Languages (2022–2032) declared by the United Nations.

The Foundation warned that "if we perpetuate the health crises of the salmon industry, atmospheric and water pollution from mining, the destruction of native forests, or chemical contamination from agribusiness, Chile would have no future," urging business groups "to respect the laws and standards that have strengthened the welfare and development of the country."

The survey evaluated 28,362 students from 66 institutions of Higher Education across Chile's 16 regions, covering age groups of 17 to 20 years (36.8%); 21 to 22 years (19.9%); 23 to 24 years (11.8%); and 25 years or older (31.5%).

Concerning the proposed fiscal cuts from Kast ($6,000 million) and Kaiser ($15,000 million), during an interview with La Mañanera, the candidate for deputy in District 10 indicated that "it is not possible to make cuts without sacrificing social rights, which can affect pensions, health, and education."

The Central Bank reported a 3.2% year-on-year increase and a 0.5% month-on-month adjustment in September: trade and services drive growth, while mining declines; the message is clear: Chile is not falling apart.

A Reportea article revealed that Elena Amaya, former chief of staff to ex-SII director Fernando Barraza, was dismissed due to her involvement in an irregular tax forgiveness of $22.743 billion favoring Inversiones Holding Limitada, a company owned by the Fernández León family, shareholders in firms like Entel, Consorcio, and Pucobre.

Armand Mattelart, co-author of “How to Read Donald Duck” and co-director of “The Spiral,” passed away on October 31 in Paris, leaving behind a legacy of critical media analysis that remains relevant.