This free initiative, set to take place in the first half of 2026, aims to enhance the training and union organization of workers within the fast food sector through study and discussion of pertinent themes and issues.

Through testimonies, photographic records, and territorial research, the book explores the history and evolution of the Villa Covico railway neighborhood in Coquimbo, established in the 20th century by State Railways workers. This work was presented as the second volume of the "Tales of Neighborhoods" series from the University of La Serena.

Reducing the value of scientific, humanistic, and philosophical research to its immediate profitability is an unmistakable sign of obscurantism. Modern societies do not advance solely by producing commodities; they progress by developing knowledge, critical thinking, technological innovation, and scientific capabilities.

The application of the "Naín Retamal" law absolved the former officer of responsibility, with the court ruling that his actions were justified under the concept of "self-defense." It's important to note that this legal framework was altered by the new law. Had the "Naín Retamal" law not existed, Crespo would have faced conviction for unlawful violence, as sought by the prosecution.

A massive crowd of one and a half million people took to the streets to defend public university funding and protest against the Argentine President, Javier Milei, who has been over 200 days without adhering to the University Financing Law.

During a conference held at its premises, the Parks for Peace Villa Grimaldi Corporation declared a state of alert, citing critical financial struggles due to delays in public funding from the State.

The General Confederation of Workers (CGT) has issued an open letter to Parliament, alleging that Club de Golf Valle Escondido hired "strike breakers" before employees could exercise their right to strike, violating labor laws.

Rafael Araos's departure from the Undersecretariat of Science has exposed significant internal conflicts within the government, as he disputed Minister Ximena Lincolao's dismissal narrative and confirmed the existence of a massive layoff plan.

The Superintendency of Higher Education has kept the sanction process against the San Sebastián University on hold for two months, as investigations into high-profile hiring irregularities, involving notable political figures, hang in the balance due to a governmental shake-up.

Claudio Gutiérrez, president of the Montevideo Sports Club in Olmué, strongly refuted Deputy Javier Olivares’ claims about a recent altercation, insisting that no political slogans were directed at him during the club's anniversary celebration.