While 83% of Chileans demand the lifting of banking secrecy to combat drug trafficking, the Senate reached a 24-24 tie. The far-right and center-right voted uniformly against it, leaving citizens once again at odds with their representatives.

The widespread closure of Energy Club branches has left thousands of members, who had prepaid memberships, without access to services and with no clear answers regarding refunds.

Colombian presidential candidate Iván Cepeda Castro has filed a criminal complaint against Abelardo de la Espriella, alleging serious links to paramilitary groups and funding of criminal activities, aiming to unveil systemic injustices in Colombia's political framework.

Revelations suggest a triangulation of confidential information from municipalities and the Electoral Service (Servel) to a polling firm linked to the Lavín family.

The judicial setback faced by Biobío Governor Sergio Giacaman not only resulted in a dismissal of the lawsuit he initiated against El Ciudadano but also incurred significant financial penalties and triggered an investigation into his legal representatives.

The Kast administration has affirmed Gabriel Zaliasnik's appointment as ambassador to Israel, despite a criminal investigation by the Regional Prosecutor's Office of Valparaíso, which follows the emergence of controversial chats involving him and another implicated lawyer.

A recent investigation has uncovered a cash envelope scheme involving former Vitacura Mayor Raúl Torrealba, indicating he received public funds meant for community activities, which led to his prosecution for corruption.

With support from the municipality's Environmental Unit and a project funded by the Regional Government, trap cameras were acquired through collaboration with the Llay Llay Environmental Committee and Felinos Cerro El Caqui, allowing the documentation of the endangered colo-colo cat (leopardus colocolo), the only national endemic feline, along with other native wildlife.

"Madre de la patria lésbica," "Gay male," and "Cadáver de Dios" make up the lineup this June, exploring sexual diversity, identity, and gender dissidence through various performance genres at the María Elena Duvauchelle Hall.

Every two weeks, this podcast serves as a small act of musical resistance: an hour of soul, funk, jazz, and afrolatino music carefully curated by musician and producer Ariel Pino, contrasting with the fast, automated listening experience increasingly dominated by algorithms on digital platforms.