The government has begun excavation work along the border with Peru and Bolivia as part of efforts to curb irregular migration, reviving a measure first implemented in 2017.

In a tense geopolitical climate, Iran has vehemently denied any negotiations with the U.S., responding to President Trump's claims and accusing Washington of ongoing attacks against its energy infrastructure.

The Jeffrey Epstein case exemplifies how economic power and institutional failures can protect sexual predators, raising critical questions about whether countries like Israel serve as legal havens for accused pedophiles.

In a landmark move for independent journalism and South-South cooperation, El Ciudadano and CCTV+ have formalized a collaboration agreement that includes content exchange and the promotion of intercultural dialogue.

With a price increase of up to $580 per liter, José Antonio Kast's government has shifted the financial impact of the energy crisis onto families, reigniting concerns about his change in stance after previously using fuel prices as a political weapon while in opposition.

The ongoing war in Iran and Chile's fiscal situation were cited by the Secretary of State as reasons for the price increase, which will be enforced starting Thursday, March 26.

After formal charges and arguments from both parties, Judge Jorge Henríquez Mora partially accepted the precautionary measures requested by the prosecution and the plaintiff, deeming them "proportional and adequate" for the objectives of the procedure.

According to the former cabinet member, some caregivers have expressed concern over recent comments by the new Minister of Social Development and Family, María Wulf, claiming the National Support and Care System lacks funding. Toro refuted this, stating that much of the funding is already allocated in the current Ministry budget for 2026.

Ochoa regards this action as retaliation for his previous allegations of irregularities in the 2025 electoral process, supported by audio evidence he claims reveals a conspiracy related to electoral fraud.

In these cases, the gambling sums do not align with the salary levels of those involved, explained representatives from the Comptroller's office, detailing that among the 20 officials who gambled the most are officers from the Carabineros and the PDI; a sub-officer from the Air Force (who placed the highest bets); a director from the Directorate General of Civil Aeronautics; an administrative officer from the General Treasury of the Republic; and a tax inspector, alongside municipal officials from various regions.