Extreme forms of violence rarely emerge suddenly; they often result from prolonged processes of discrimination, exclusion, harassment, and dehumanization, which become normalized over time.

The upcoming fifth edition of the Regional Meeting of the Madrid Forum highlights the troubling connections between José Antonio Kast's Republican Party and Spain's far-right Vox, particularly regarding their treatment of unaccompanied minors amidst the ongoing migration crisis in Ceuta.

Recent remarks by former minister Luis Cordero have been viewed as a call for moderation by his political faction. He suggested that José Antonio Kast's government 'relates more to Chacarillas than to Hungary,' indicating that the key to understanding it lies within local contexts and that this is not an import of foreign political models.

Recently, journalist Matías del Río excitedly shared a story that quickly went viral: major artificial intelligence labs are hiring philosophers.

A Fondecyt study of 193 judicial cases reveals that most children entering Family Courts have already been victims of violence before exhibiting harmful behaviors. Treating them as a single group reflects a misdiagnosis that public policy continues to perpetuate.

Neighborhood leaders play a vital role, yet they need more tools and powers supported by laws and regulations that align with contemporary challenges.

Every time positive IMACEC data is released, there’s a belief that the country is progressing. However, the discussion should shift from merely how much we grow to who is advancing, who is left behind, what kind of country we are building, and who has the power to define that direction.

"Citizens must ponder the type of city they wish to inhabit, not abstractly, but rather, what they would like to have and not have in their territory, what they want to be able to do and not do, and what they wish to see and not see. By doing so, residents from various sectors of the commune can arrive prepared to articulate the topics they wish for a better quality of life."

If the authorities' proposals come to fruition as legislation - and we have heard enough about the intended changes - we can conclude it will lead to a perfect storm.

China's proposition to avoid falling into a "new historical injustice" extends beyond AI as simply a technology; it also revolves around who will set the global standards that will define its future. AI must be treated as a public good, echoing Xi Jinping's idea that no country should monopolize it.