In a significant development in the corruption investigation involving former prosecutor Manuel Guerra, attorney María Inés Horvitz claims that ex-Interior Minister Andrés Chadwick should be considered an implicated party, shedding light on the intricate links between the legal proceedings and political influence.

The withdrawal of the new Fishing Law cannot be seen as a mere administrative decision. What is being withdrawn is not just a project; it represents the loss of a chance to fully replace a law tainted by corruption with one built for the citizens. This distinction matters greatly, as in politics, managing an illegitimate legacy is different from daring to break with it.

The coins are part of items seized by the Metropolitan South Regional Prosecutor's Office in investigations related to economic crimes. Proceeds from the auction will be allocated to drug prevention and rehabilitation programs through Senda.

In a collaborative effort mobilizing rescue institutions from both nations, Cuba and Mexico have deployed their search protocols to locate two sailboats that departed on March 20 from Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo, heading for Havana, with no communication or confirmation of their arrival to date.

In Argentina, a troubling trend emerges as retirees return to the workforce, not for personal fulfillment but to meet basic survival needs. This reality challenges the economic narrative proposed by Javier Milei's government, which paints a picture of recovery that fails to account for the struggles faced by many older citizens.

José Antonio Kast has indicated he may employ presidential pardon powers for convicted police and military personnel from the social unrest, yet analysis reveals emblematic cases fail to meet his own criteria for such leniency.

Deputy Gustavo Gatica has publicly criticized Housing Minister Iván Poduje for potentially halting the bike lane project in western Santiago, alleging budget cuts to sustainable transport while favoring the eastern regions.

In a powerful public statement, indigenous organizations and communities from the Mapuche, Chango, Kawésqar, and Yagán peoples have demanded a correction from Chile’s National Television (TVN) and defended the Lafkenche Law against lobbying from the salmon industry.

In a historic event that underscores Brazil's sovereignty and defense industry, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva celebrated the launch of the first Brazilian-made F-39E Gripen supersonic fighter jet by christening it with a bottle of champagne.

The transfer of Áxel Campos in critical condition highlights the intensifying hunger strike of Mapuche political prisoners.