Marlon Ochoa, a member of the National Electoral Council (CNE) of Honduras, called for a vote-by-vote recount of all presidential ballots from the November 30 elections, denouncing that two other councilors approved a special count only for just over 1,000 of the nearly 19,000 ballots cast during the election.

The Argentinian president stated that the election in Chile reinforces a common political trend and indicated he will collaborate closely with the Republican representative to promote libertarian ideas throughout Latin America.

"It’s sad that Pinochet had to impose himself by force, but it’s even sadder now that people choose their Pinochet: elected or not, they are children of Hitler, and Hitler kills nations. It’s the demon against life, and every Latin American knows how to resist," stated the Colombian leader regarding the runoff results in Chile.

Chile celebrated the 80th anniversary of Gabriela Mistral's Nobel Prize with various events across the country. The University of Chile revealed that her path to the award required decades of diplomatic efforts and translations, culminating in the official nomination of 1939 and continental support.

Milei's government has submitted a labor reform to the Argentine Senate that extends work hours to 12, reduces severance pay, and releases employers from obligations, while limiting the right to strike and weakening unions. Experts describe it as a century-long regression that shifts rights from workers to capital, thus endangering labor protections.

The top five universities in Colombia for scientific production are predominantly public, according to the latest U-Sapiens Ranking 2025-2.

Kast and Milei are not just exchanging pleasantries online; they share platforms, ideological mentors, and a common network of ultraconservative think tanks linking Bolsonaro, VOX, and Atlas across the region. Behind the photos and exclamations of 'Long live freedom, damn it!' lies a coordinated alliance pushing the neoliberal and anti-state agenda in Latin America.

An adverse scenario solidifies in Argentina under Milei's administration, as the economy remains in recession and wages stagnate, with prices showing no signs of easing. The November figures reveal a heating inflation, primarily driven by rising tariffs and food costs.

The recordings attributed to National Electoral Council (CNE) advisor Cossette López Aguilar suggest a supposed plan for controlling election records and coordinating with political actors to influence the results of the general elections held on November 30. The audios also mention instructions regarding parallel transmission systems to that of the CNE and the management of credentials.

The promised fiscal cuts by the Republican candidacy echo the fiscal policies of Javier Milei's government, who famously wielded a chainsaw during his campaign to express his disdain for public services. The austerity measures implemented by La Libertad Avanza in their first year plunged Argentina's industrial activity, resulting in a 9.4% decline. Two years into the libertarian experiment, Trump came to Milei's rescue, notably acknowledging its absolute failure.