The standard calls on member states to implement measures that ensure fundamental rights, such as freedom of association, collective bargaining, the elimination of all forms of forced or compulsory labor, and the effective abolition of child labor.

"Dreaming Starry Skies" recovers over four decades of images from this self-taught photographer from Parral, whose archive was preserved for years in her home. Funded by the Regional Fondart, the publication gathers 220 images depicting rural life, mountain landscapes, and territorial transformations. Excited about this new chapter in the circulation of her work, Elena Concha Silva summarized the essence of the book: "I enjoyed making the photographs. I hope you enjoy looking at them."

Tata Barahona, Nano Stern, and Vicente Cifuentes will headline this inaugural production at the cultural venue located in Cerro Cárcel, performing on Saturdays, July 11, 18, and 25, respectively.

This week has been particularly challenging for uniformed police in Chile. In addition to the six officers implicated in Talca, eight officers were arrested in Atacama for forgery; two officers in Valdivia for belonging to a criminal group involved in trafficking seafood; and five prison guards in Coquimbo for drug trafficking, as outlined by former prosecutor Carlos Gajardo on his X social media account. "Minister Arrau, this is of utmost priority!" wrote the former prosecutor.

While 83% of Chileans demand the lifting of banking secrecy to combat drug trafficking, the Senate reached a 24-24 tie. The far-right and center-right voted uniformly against it, leaving citizens once again at odds with their representatives.

The widespread closure of Energy Club branches has left thousands of members, who had prepaid memberships, without access to services and with no clear answers regarding refunds.

Colombian presidential candidate Iván Cepeda Castro has filed a criminal complaint against Abelardo de la Espriella, alleging serious links to paramilitary groups and funding of criminal activities, aiming to unveil systemic injustices in Colombia's political framework.

Revelations suggest a triangulation of confidential information from municipalities and the Electoral Service (Servel) to a polling firm linked to the Lavín family.

The judicial setback faced by Biobío Governor Sergio Giacaman not only resulted in a dismissal of the lawsuit he initiated against El Ciudadano but also incurred significant financial penalties and triggered an investigation into his legal representatives.

This June marked the official launch of the Association of Lawyers for Democracy (AJD), an organization dedicated to upholding the social rule of law and tackling judicial corruption.