In under two minutes, the Congressman from Coquimbo and the Senator from Atacama explained the economic promise that previously failed in the 1980s and that the government is attempting to revive with its tax reform.

The Chilean cherry serves as a metaphor for an economy that shines outward while hiding its roots in disempowerment. It glitters in international supermarkets, fuels export numbers, and upholds the narrative of a modern, competitive country open to the global market. However, behind that image lie invisible bodies: migrant women, temporary workers, and racialized individuals, who often work without contracts, without social protection, and are exposed to exhausting hours in the fields.

The Mexican government has achieved a significant reduction of tax privileges initially granted to FIFA for the 2026 World Cup, shortening their applicability to this year only, amidst concerns over national financial impacts.

The UN High Commissioner Volker Türk has issued a stark warning regarding the impact of the US blockade on Cuba, emphasizing that it constitutes a serious threat to children's lives due to critical shortages of medical supplies.

A cohort of seven deputies from the Libertarian National Party has called on President José Antonio Kast to create a 'Museum of Truth' designed to alter the historical narrative surrounding the Popular Unity period in Chile.

Iván Poduje Capdeville, under fire for halting construction on homes for fire-affected families, faces criminal charges, raising serious questions about his ministerial role and calls for his resignation.

The 8th Sister Cities China-U.S. Summit took place in San Francisco, themed "Joint Efforts for High-Quality Urban Development."

In a significant crackdown, authorities have dismantled a vast network involved in the illegal fishing trade, which generated nearly $9 billion in illicit activity, resulting in the arrest of 56 individuals, including three active carabiners and a former Sernapesca agent.

In an ongoing electoral contest in Peru, leftist candidate Roberto Sánchez leads Keiko Fujimori by 23,000 votes, as 95% of ballots have been counted, signaling a close battle for the presidency.

José Antonio Kast's government has officially approved extractivism in the Biobío Region by greenlighting the controversial rare earth extraction project proposed by Aclara Resources, despite a decade of resistance from local communities and organizations.