The call from the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates to immediately activate international accountability mechanisms—including the International Criminal Court (ICC) and the International Court of Justice (ICJ)—is as legitimate as it is urgent. The international community must not limit itself to condemnation but must act: sanction those who promoted and voted for this bill, include their names on lists of war crime perpetrators...

As the presidential and parliamentary elections approach, the Metropolitan Regional Teachers' Association presents the "Union Principles for the Defense of Public Education," a collaboratively constructed document that highlights the deep crisis within the Chilean educational system and proposes structural transformations in funding, teacher careers, inclusion, school coexistence, and meaningful participation.

In the upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections, three distinct projects are in competition: (i) a neoliberal authoritarianism reminiscent of leaders like Giorgia Meloni, Jair Bolsonaro, Donald Trump, and Javier Milei; (ii) an attempt at a 'grand coalition' similar to that in Germany or France, with dominance by traditional right-wing parties allied with neoliberal social democrats; and (iii) a social democratic popular front aimed at containing neoliberal authoritarianism.

This sentence is shockingly surreal. The exact same accusation had been dismissed, with Bermejo being acquitted due to insufficient evidence in two previous trials. Now, a judge known for his Fujimorista affiliations (from the corrupt right in Peru) was brought in from another jurisdiction and condemned Bermejo without any new substantial elements that contradicted prior evaluations...

The Palestinian woman in Gaza is not merely a witness to war; she embodies the living spirit of Palestine, her heartbeat unyielding. In every ruined home and every corner heavy with dust and sorrow, there is a woman who wipes her tears with one hand and rebuilds life with the other...

The ideological dominance of the right is shattered; they can no longer convince, and therefore, their only project is to administer the remnants of neoliberalism with an iron fist, as they lack answers to the real demands for pensions, health, education, housing, and work...

As Chile confronts rising anxiety, depression and a surge in suicides, experts urge a shift from short-term fixes to structural solutions — making mental health a national priority while expanding community care and addressing the social and economic pressures driving distress.

Opinion: Awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to María Corina Machado signals endorsement of sanctions and foreign intervention, the author argues, while activists like Greta Thunberg call for ceasefire and climate justice amid the devastation in Gaza and scrutiny by the International Court of Justice.

On World Mental Health Day, psychologist and Senate candidate Jazmín Aguilar urges Chile to pass a comprehensive mental health law, arguing that well-being depends on safe housing, decent work, security, and community support, and citing OECD data on high depression and rising suicides to press for prevention, care, and rights across schools, workplaces, and neighborhoods.

Chile needs new regulatory tools and interministerial coordination to confront informal settlements, coupling access to formal jobs with temporary public housing and children's education so real housing solutions replace evictions and precarity.