Political scientist Navia elevates to "virtue" the repeal of laws, withdrawal of projects, and application of decrees as if they are an expansion of individual freedoms. This supposed virtue is, in fact, the method through which neoliberalism dismantles social protection frameworks without engaging in democratic debate.

It is time to take charge of the effects of a government with such characteristics. We know that behind a process of precarization comes a wave of privatization, which we cannot afford to let inch into our sector.

In the past six months, the adverse effects of the adjustment model implemented by Javier Milei's government in Argentina have forced over half of families to rely on credit to meet basic expenses.

The Regional Governments of Santiago and Valparaíso have signed a landmark agreement aimed at protecting and regenerating the entire Maipo River watershed, reinforcing the urgent need for water source protection amid a worsening climate crisis.

Defenders and support organizations for the convicted Mapuche community members allege that the trial was based on insufficient evidence, protected witnesses, and questionable procedures, leading to the filing of partial nullity appeals with the Supreme Court.

Mario Desbordes, the mayor of Santiago, has resigned from Renovación Nacional, casting a shadow over the political right in Chile and marking the emergence of new divisions within the party.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has sharply criticized José Antonio Kast for withdrawing over 40 environmental decrees, stating that 'greed loses its life' amidst widespread condemnation from various organizations.

As the Trump administration faces mounting pressure over the ongoing conflict in Iran, a new analysis reveals that no available options provide a clean or affordable way to resolve the war, leaving the President in a precarious position.

Chilean attorney Carlos Margotta has raised his voice to describe the economic, commercial, and financial blockade imposed by the United States (U.S.) on Cuba as a true "international crime."

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva delivered a scathing critique of foreign interference, particularly targeting the United States, at the CELAC-Africa summit, warning that global powers are attempting to "colonize" Latin America again.