Maribel Mora Curriao, a poet and educator at the University of Chile, has been featured in this volume published by Vakxikon Publications. The book is curated by Greek translator and essayist Agathi Dimitrouka, a key figure in promoting Hispanic American literature in Greece.

The AIDS Healthcare Foundation has raised an urgent health alert regarding the rising syphilis cases among seniors in Chile, particularly noting that instances among women aged 60 and older have doubled in just four years.

On August 17, the government of José Antonio Kast presented a sweeping constitutional reform bill in the Senate, proposing eight measures aimed at expanding presidential powers to restrict rights and freedoms, including the introduction of a new state of public security.

The Palestinian Community of Chile urges the government to take a strong stand against the alarming statements made by Israeli Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, who controversially advocated for nightly killings in Gaza.

Students from the University of the Holy Conception have created a microdocumentary that highlights the impact of climate change on artisanal fishing, bridging scientific insights with personal experiences from coastal communities.

The government of José Antonio Kast is under increasing scrutiny following the unsettling appointment of Francisca Álamos, a commercial engineer with no experience in finance, to serve as the liaison between the government and the banking sector.

The second quarter of 2026 revealed concerning economic trends for Chile, with a 0.2% decline in GDP, stagnant investment, and a contraction in the construction sector.

The Fiscal Council (CFA) has warned that the gross debt of Chilean authorities is likely to surpass the safe threshold of 45% of GDP starting in 2029, raising concerns about President José Antonio Kast's fiscal narrative focused on austerity.

A recent investigation has revealed significant financial transactions between the National Libertarian Party (PNL) and a company owned by an active duty army officer, raising serious questions about the intersection of politics and military service in Chile.

During a hearing before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), organizations from Chile, Mexico, and the United States raised concerns about the environmental and social repercussions of the swift expansion of data centers in Latin America, warning that this trend mirrors the negative impacts of the digital economy.