According to testimonies from 12 women who survived the military dictatorship that began in 1973, books and reading helped them endure the extreme repression of that time. Their stories were compiled by a Valdivian research project funded by the Book Fund of the Ministry of Cultures, Arts, and Heritage.

A key aspect of this Regional Government initiative is its dual focus on addressing the caregiving crisis and the female employment gap, with an emphasis on labor formalization to enhance effective job access and income generation for those engaged in this vital work.

"Hilvanar: To Stitch, To Tell, To Resist" opens on Wednesday, April 15, at the University of Playa Ancha. After four years of research, the exhibition brings together stories, images, and audio recordings that highlight collective experiences and meanings related to violence against women.

The lawmakers reminded that Article 37 of the Comprehensive Law on Violence against Women mandates the Ministry of Women, through Sernameg, to file charges in such cases.

Ambassador Laura Moreno's dialogue with indigenous leaders prioritized the defense and protection of indigenous languages, aiming to directly connect Lickanantay leaders with various universities and the 68 indigenous peoples of Mexico, who are the current guardians of 68 ancestral languages.

During a session of the Senate's Women and Gender Equality Commission, Senator Beatriz Sánchez challenged a government official's claim of "no information" regarding the complex situation at Prodemu: "Prodemu is facing a critical situation, and the undersecretary of Women attempts to pass false information as real," stated Sánchez, who asserted that the ministry did indeed receive relevant information from the Prodemu Union.

Senator Karol Cariola, who authored the Gabriela Law expanding the definition of femicidio, explained that the law allows this crime to be classified not only in contexts of partners or ex-partners but also when a woman is killed for gender-related reasons, as in the case of the young driver. Currently, the accused is being charged with simple homicide.

Affected director Priscilla Carrasco indicated that current Women's Minister Judith Marín was aware of her diagnosis, that her treatment would conclude in July, and that she is currently undergoing chemotherapy with pills and immunotherapy every 21 days. This decision has sparked criticism, even from within the right.

During the UN Commission on the Status of Women, Chile's government aligned with the U.S. on a contentious definition of gender, facing criticism for its stance in a broader cultural battle.

The "Participation and Representation of Women in Politics" report reveals that women constitute the majority of the electoral roll and record higher participation levels in elections since the return to democracy. However, gaps persist in political representation, party leadership, and access to elective offices, especially at the local level.