The recent joint declaration from the communist parties across the region, under the banner "Hands Off Honduras!", places the Central American nation once again at the center of continental ideological debates.

The real enemy sits in the boards of large companies, in the offices of banks, in the military high commands that capitalize on war, in the media apparatus that manufactures consent for aggression, and in all those who prefer to finance wars rather than support their peoples crying out for food, housing shortages, and lack of health and education.

Chile will be governed by a fascist for the next four years (unless something drastic occurs: a blinding light, a snowball thrown), but present-day Chile is undeniably closer to a revolutionary transformation than it was in 2019.

As we commemorate the centenary of Social Work, it is crucial to draw lessons from the Reconceptualization movement, particularly in a context where perilous anti-democratic projects threaten the rights of oppressed sectors and jeopardize many social rights achieved by the working classes.

The upcoming election poses a critical choice for Latin America: defend sovereignty against U.S. influence or align with Trump's aggressive policies, encapsulated in the dilemma of voting for Chile or Trump.

Democracy rests on the certainty that each citizen's vote counts. When 86% of a nation's ballots are deemed inconsistent, the conclusion is clear: there has been no legitimate election.

Who benefits from increasing multifunctionality? The answer is clear: large companies, which reduce the number of workers in stores and place the burden of work previously handled by many onto the backs of a few...

We seek to enshrine the right to sexual and reproductive health in the Constitution and guarantee the three circumstances as a minimum and unchangeable protection, irrespective of the government in power. No administration should be able to undermine these rights through line items, regulations, or institutional pressures...

Will the UDI founded by Jaime Guzmán endure if José A. Kast is elected President? As the Republican Party, under Kast's leadership, targets UDI members for support, the UDI's electoral weight begins to diminish significantly...

Today, it is evident that the feat of the sailors who risked everything to remain loyal to republican institutions in 1973 has not received the recognition it deserves. However, this is changing... Juan Cárdenas was the highest-ranking sailor involved in that movement. In 1973, at 37 years old, he was considered 'the elder' by the other anti-coup sailors, who were around 20 years old...