The breakdown by gender reveals that the Unidad por Chile candidate receives 32.2% support among women.

"Walkatjurra, Our Actions Will Never Stop" will be screened at the National Cinematheque this Saturday, October 25, at 7 PM.

The play "STELLA TERRAL," created by TeatroPuerto, arrives from La Serena to Santiago to pay tribute to poet Stella Díaz Varín, one of the most rebellious and distinctive voices in Chilean literature.

The AUC was the first to recognize same-sex couples as families, granting them rights previously exclusive to marriage, including inheritance, health care, social security, and civil status.

In Cinisello Balsamo (Milan), council members from the Brothers of Italy proposed renaming the Salvador Allende Sports Complex to Giorgio Armani. The session was suspended due to incidents, and the opposition condemned the move as an attempt to "rewrite history" that disregards the welcoming of Chilean exiles in 1973.

The organization emphasized that "What is most serious is that these actions occur in a public company, which calls into question the commitment of the Chilean State to union freedom and international ILO conventions," demanding that the Government and the SEP board conduct an "immediate and transparent investigation."

"Public Health Lessons from the Southern Hemisphere" is the title of the article published in the November 2025 edition of the prestigious medical journal, which was immediately shared and highlighted "proudly" by President Gabriel Boric.

Paola Dinamarca, an academic at the University of La Serena, warns that the conditionally granted and subsequently revoked parole for Mauricio Ortega sends a "very bad signal" to victims of gender violence: "The crux of the matter is what information we are conveying to the justice system and what assurance we can give to people if the judicial system is not functioning properly, which should be ensuring the protection of both direct and indirect victims, meaning families and the broader public," she stated.

The candidate appeared on the morning show “Mucho Gusto,” discussing key aspects of her government program, national issues, and the recent controversy over excessive electricity charges, among other topics.

The exhibition will be accessible to the public until November 23rd at Av. Brasil 1490, in the heart of Valparaíso, and it represents a collaborative effort between Taller Lautaro and Casaplan, two venues dedicated to promoting visual arts and collaborative creation.