Recently, the notion has emerged that the Coastal Marine Spaces of Indigenous Peoples (ECMPO) represent the appropriation of coastal areas, restricting access or hindering other productive activities. Nothing could be further from the intent behind this law's creation. Those of us who participated in its development never aimed to create exclusive zones for a select few.

Original article: La disputa global por la justicia tecnológica By Carlos Gutiérrez P

Washington's decision to impose a 12.5% tariff on Chilean exports is not just a technical penalty: it is a direct political blow to the wallets of regional workers.

The Islamic Republic, with its unwavering stance, remains the ultimate frontier in deciding whether the right of peoples to self-determination will prevail over the hegemony of a world order that increasingly proves incapable of offering alternatives beyond imposition and chaos.

The pill addresses distress similarly to how it dissolves in water—one person at a time. Each individual is left alone with their chemistry and guilt, while the world that sent them to the pharmacy remains unchanged, awaiting them again the next day.

The bill, titled "Listen to Their Heart," would mandate that pregnant women facing fetal or maternal inviolability, or those who are victims of rape, must listen to the fetal heartbeat before proceeding with an abortion.

Abandoning Eurocentric and colonial theories on economic growth and development, and reviving the voices of our theorists from Latin America and the Global South to construct new development options is an urgent task that local governments must undertake.

The asymmetrical defense doctrine is a deeply developed policy with profound strategic implications, synthesizing decades of experiences with aggression and maximum pressure against the Islamic Revolution.

Cardinal Fernando Chomalí's backing of the controversial 'Listen to Your Heart' bill raises significant ethical issues, particularly regarding women's rights and the sanctity of human dignity.

It is unacceptable that the very government of José Antonio Kast, which promised to protect the rights of dissident groups and all individuals, is now quietly dismantling its key infrastructures.