Representative Carolina Tello and Noah's family urgently call for health authorities to provide access to Dinutuximab, a critical medication for the 19-month-old boy diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma.

Congressman Leandro Kunstmann from the Republican Party faced backlash after choosing to vacation in the Caribbean instead of engaging with constituents during the crucial district week, stating, "I didn't have a vacation."

The recent march organized by ACES against government cuts announced by José Kast was marred by intense police repression against demonstrators.

The Chilean Workers' Central Union (CUT) has strongly criticized the right-wing government of José Kast for slashing the minimum wage for seniors, reducing it from $539,000 to $415,000, a move they call a direct affront to human dignity.

On Friday, June 5th, the launch of Leo Madariaga's novel "Amor Fati", published by Ediciones Askasis, will take place at Neighborhood Association No. 19 in Ñuñoa, located at José Pedro Alessandri Street 1036. Here, we exclusively share the prologue of this novel which proposes a temporal architecture where the 19th century, the memory of the tenements, vampiric bohemia, and the political trauma of the 1990s coexist in a single fractured consciousness: 'the Anfibio,' an entity divided between Tito Lastarria and Leo Lechuga.

In a scathing analysis, Daniel Jadue critiques President José Antonio Kast’s administration, revealing a stark divide between promises made during the campaign and actions taken in office, highlighting significant cuts to social programs disguised under fiscal responsibility.

Experts from the University of La Serena warned that low vaccination rates and rising outbreaks in the region increase the risk of infections in Chile. They reminded that Chile has a privileged vaccination system legally supported, mandatory, and free, included in the National Immunization Program, where the vaccine for measles, rubella, and mumps is administered at 12 and 36 months.

Gonzalo Guerrero Valle has a troubled history stemming from July 2021 when, as Chief of Staff for then-Interior Minister Rodrigo Delgado, he failed to disclose significant familial connections related to the entry of the Delta variant of the coronavirus into the country.

Following the election results, Mizala delivered a speech highlighting that "the vocation of the University of Chile has not only been to understand its time but also to transform it, expanding rights, opening opportunities, and contributing to building a fairer, more democratic, and more humane country," reaffirming her commitment to defending public education as an "unrenounceable conviction."

The work places a central focus on female experience, depicting common women burdened by familial and economic expectations they did not choose. Their bodies embody exhaustion and repressed desire, forced to sustain life while everything around them crumbles.