The Mediterranean is ablaze and European rivers are reaching alarming lows, with heatwaves causing significant loss of life, signaling an urgent climate crisis that many governments are still failing to address appropriately.

In a significant move against Indigenous rights, the Coastal Use Commission of the Los Lagos region has turned down four new applications for Marine Coastal Spaces for Indigenous Peoples (ECMPO), amid growing pressure to amend the Lafkenche Law.

A technical glitch in an automated system has revealed the machinery employed by the La Libertad Avanza (LLA) government to inflate support for Argentina's president, Javier Milei, on social media.

Marlon Ochoa, the former advisor to the National Electoral Council of Honduras, claims to have supplied Attorney General Johel Zelaya with audio evidence of vote manipulation and election irregularities implicating Fernando Cerimedo, a far-right political operative, and details troubling connections between political powers in Honduras.

Two resolutions from Las Condes reveal how a wealthy family accessed municipal resources to fund part of their children's education. This column juxtaposes that background against a subsequent discourse criticizing social benefits and state redistribution.

Jaime Bassa, a member of the Environmental Commission, criticized President José Antonio Kast's remarks questioning the necessity of the 1,500-hectare Rocuant-Andalién wetland, asserting that there is a strategy to undermine environmental protection while favoring private real estate interests.

Former presidential candidate Evelyn Matthei has issued a stark warning against the use of digital machinery for manipulating public opinion, linking it to the recent arrest of Argentine consultant Fernando Cerimedo and the systematic attacks she experienced during her electoral campaign.

The contents of Fernando Cerimedo’s mobile phone have opened a Pandora's box within the judicial framework surrounding the far-right political operator, revealing transnational implications and raising urgent questions about his operations and connections, especially in Chile.

The Performing Arts Festival for the Ñuble Region will take place from October 9 to 18, 2026, in San Carlos, featuring theater, dance, circus, and interdisciplinary proposals. The call will select 12 works and proposals from Ñuble and other regions of the country, with applications open until August 31.

Under the direction of Soledad Cruz, "Empty Pots" delves into the memories and contradictions of three women who organized against the Unidad Popular government in the 1970s, reuniting at a funeral in the present day. "We were interested in looking at history from an uncomfortable place," says Cruz, with performances running from September 3 to September 13.