Fetrapes has called for a review and strengthening of protective mechanisms against corporate insolvency and project abandonment, ensuring that the system provides timely responses to affected workers in the future.

Thousands of young people flooded the streets of Bogotá to support Iván Cepeda Castro, the Presidential candidate of the Historical Pact and the Alliance for Life, as Colombia prepares for the second round of elections on June 21.

Argentina has reached a concerning milestone under the leadership of Javier Milei, ranking among the world's ten worst countries for workers for the first time in its democratic history, according to the Global Rights Index from the ITUC.

The Brazilian Prosecutor's Office has filed multiple charges against Chilean businessman Germán Andrés Naranjo Maldini for serious offenses, including threats against air safety, following his violent racist outburst on a Latam flight.

Washington's new proposal to raise import tariffs on Chile to 12.5% is framed as a necessary response to the country's insufficient measures against forced labor, placing it among 54 economies under scrutiny for similar issues.

In a disturbing incident reported by Mapuche prisoners at Angol Prison, officials from Gendarmerie retaliated against inmates, specifically targeting spokesperson Nicolás Ángel Marillán after a recent visit by the National Institute for Human Rights (INDH), resulting in his mistreatment and isolation.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has strongly condemned the police violence against students in Chile, who were protesting significant budget cuts from the administration of José Antonio Kast, which threaten essential educational programs.

Following the violent crackdown during a student protest against José Antonio Kast's budget cuts, a law student from the University of Chile suffered multiple facial fractures and requires surgery.

"It seems they are only benefiting big businesses. The project proposes to reduce corporate tax from 27% to 23% and include tax invariability for 25 years. Where is the evidence that this has ever worked?" asserted the legislator representing the Metropolitan Region.

Various analysts indicate that although the resolution still requires approval from the Republican-controlled Senate, and Trump has the power to veto it if passed, it serves as a "severe" warning, evidenced by the fact that four Republican representatives joined the Democrats in the vote, highlighting the diminishing support the President is experiencing from his own party regarding his military actions against Iran.