Javier Milei's recent address at the V Madrid Forum in Chile sparked controversy as he hailed the overthrow of Salvador Allende's government, framing it as a heroic chapter in the nation's economic rise, while disregarding the historical pain associated with the coup.

Original article: La resaca no es todo lo que quedó de la Revuelta de Octubre By José Luis Riquelme Salazar and Manuel Núñez Carrasco Nearly seven years after the October Revolt, the intellectual debate surrounding its significance seems to have shifted from initial surprise to a focus on evaluations

The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) achieved a significant victory in Saxony-Anhalt, highlighting a deep-seated crisis within the German political landscape, as traditional parties fail to address growing societal discontent.

Javier Milei's recent visit to Chile sparked controversy as he attempted to glorify Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship, raising alarms about the growing influence of far-right movements in Latin America.

Jecar Nehgme Cristi, a leader of the MIR, proposed a significant break from the guardianship of Chile's political transition, advocating for social resistance, self-defense, and grassroots mobilization, ultimately facing state-sponsored violence culminating in his assassination before the pivotal elections of 1989.

The influence of Jaime Guzmán on the contemporary Chilean right was discussed in depth at the Madrid Forum, where key figures debated the categorization of rightist movements and the historical underpinnings that shape them today.

The rapid advancements in artificial intelligence raise critical concerns as its creators acknowledge they often lack a full understanding of how it operates and its implications.

The ongoing struggle for Western Sahara exemplifies the enduring effects of colonialism in the modern era, where the rights and dignity of the Sahrawi people continue to face suppression amidst geopolitical maneuvers.

The Public Gap Survey conducted by UCEN-Qualiz highlights a concerning divide between Chilean citizens and their political leaders, emphasizing the need for citizens to mobilize against the corruption that permeates power.

Chilean companies face a challenging deadlock due to the Labor Inclusion Law, which mandates that at least 1% of their workforce be composed of individuals with disabilities, yet the certification required from COMPIN is subject to substantial delays, jeopardizing both the rights of these individuals and the companies' compliance.