Original article: Mujeres del mar: Del trabajo históricamente invisibilizado al derecho a participar en las caletas Project Encarnadoras — Women of the Sea Foundation For generations, thousands of women have played a crucial role in Chile’s artisanal fishing industry

If we broaden our perspective on the role of school education, we might realize that we are perhaps pursuing an illusion, based on the assumption that mastering a set of language and mathematics skills can enable performance across diverse knowledge areas and help address the broader educational challenges we face as a country.

The most loyal ally of Trump in the region pays the highest tariff. Recovering the ability to negotiate demands a sovereign state, and building it requires a left that currently does not exist.

Certainly, the measures implemented in 2026 did not cause the PISA 2025 results. The test outcomes present a snapshot prior to the adjustments. However, the data suggest that reducing allocations for infrastructure and tightening the management of supports and substitutes may deepen existing problems and educational inequality.

Several researchers from leading companies in the field have resigned, warning that the industry is racing uncontrollably toward a superintelligence that can self-enhance and might soon escape human oversight. In July, during internal testing, around 1,200 AI agents communicated through an unauthorized channel, leading to approximately 700 of them breaching another company’s infrastructure.

In a critical analysis of Chile's contemporary political landscape, philosopher Leonardo Guerrero Campos, with contributions from psychologist Raffaella Di Girolamo, explores the regressive shifts in social rights and the increasing climate of uncertainty fueled by the current government.

This article examines the tension surrounding national identity between Iris Echeverría Bello and Amanda Labarca, two key figures in Chile's women's movement, highlighting their differing perspectives and contributions to education and literature.

The premier newspaper of Chile's right and elite warns against a left that, after winning an election, seeks to implement its transformative program. Yet, its own pages are already noting the struggles of Kast's government. The newspaper's economic assessment is striking: growth around one percent, sluggish activity, and employment issues, despite favorable copper prices and a more optimistic international scenario than anticipated.

On the anniversary of 9/11, a reflection on how cultural narratives, particularly the film "Wag the Dog," resonate with the tragic realities of that day and the ensuing manipulation of truth and fear in contemporary society.

Chile ranked 37th out of 90 in reading, 43rd out of 91 in science, and 61st out of 90 in mathematics. These three figures have circulated widely this week and are the most fragile within the report. The differences in mathematics and science between Chile and Uruguay are two and three points, respectively, comfortably within the margin of error; claiming one leads over the other amounts to interpreting noise.