A recent survey reveals that 66% of Chileans do not believe that President José Kast's proposed mega tax reform will revive the country's economy, reflecting widespread skepticism as the initiative progresses in the Senate.

Through Creative Uprising, young communicators and influencers are breaking down the imperialist narratives surrounding Venezuela by providing training and a platform for cultural expression.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel condemned the U.S. for lack of legitimacy in charging Raúl Castro and accused Washington of attempting to justify military aggression against the island.

Concerns are escalating over allegations of judicial persecution and police surveillance against lawyer Karina Riquelme, renowned for her work with Mapuche communities, as she represents the family of Julia Chuñil amid a contentious criminal investigation.

After intense international pressure, 428 activists detained by Israel during the interception of the Global Sumud Flotilla are being released, including four Chilean citizens involved in a humanitarian mission to Gaza.

On Saturday, April 25, 118 masters from the Mixed Grand Lodge convened in Santiago to judge Wenceslao Leiva Catalán, the grand master recently accused of sexual harassment, resulting in his removal after a lengthy deliberation.

Minister of Science Ximena Lincolao missed her third scheduled appearance before the Chamber of Deputies' Scientific Committee, raising concerns amid a broader crisis involving mass layoffs and lack of transparency within her ministry.

On July 26, 1876, less than three years before his death, Prat presented his thesis 'Observations on the Current Electoral Law' (sic), a study analyzing the 1861 electoral law and its 1874 reform that expanded voting rights while proposing multiple measures to uphold the law's spirit. This historic document is available online.

Nelson Hadad, part of Lawyers for Palestine and legal representative of the Chilean delegation in the Global Sumud Flotilla, met with the Middle East Director of the Foreign Ministry, Ambassador Carlos Morán, and Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs, Patricio Torres, accompanied by the families of Chilean citizens kidnapped by Israeli forces during their humanitarian mission to Gaza.

According to testimonies from 12 women who survived the military dictatorship that began in 1973, books and reading helped them endure the extreme repression of that time. Their stories were compiled by a Valdivian research project funded by the Book Fund of the Ministry of Cultures, Arts, and Heritage.