This exhibition presents a visual narrative exploring the sensitive worlds of Deysi, a 36-year-old Aymara woman living between Alto Hospicio and the Quebrada de Chiclla (Iquique), dedicated to raising llamas and alpacas alongside her mother. The installation will premiere at the Casa de la Cultura in Iquique on Wednesday, May 6, at 18:00, with free admission. It will also be showcased in Valparaíso.

In a significant financial move, 308 municipalities have benefited from more than $113 billion in mining royalties, marking an important first installment for 2026 that aims to enhance development in underprivileged areas.

The Federation of Students of the Universidad Austral de Chile (FEUACh) vehemently denounces the sensationalist media coverage and the repressive agenda of the government concerning the recent arrests of three students linked to the incident involving Minister Ximena Lincolao.

In the wake of Amal Khalil's murder, a veteran journalist killed during an Israeli attack in southern Lebanon, the Lebanese government has accused Israel of systematically targeting journalists as part of an effort to conceal its violent actions.

The Constitutional Court (TC) has approved the removal request submitted by Socialist Party deputy Juan Santana against Johannes Kaiser due to his endorsement of the coup d'état in Chile.

Experts and local authorities warned that the proposed elimination of contributions could significantly reduce critical municipal revenues, jeopardizing essential services in vulnerable communities.

Despite President Trump’s claims that Iran’s military power has been virtually eradicated, CBS News reports that a significant portion of the country's arsenal remains intact.

As of April 26, Chile is reducing its standard workweek from 44 to 42 hours under the new 40-Hour Law, aimed at enhancing workers' well-being and balancing work-life responsibilities.

The Association of Families of Executed Political Prisoners (AFEP) has condemned recent directives from the Justice Ministry that allegedly facilitate prison benefits for those convicted of human rights abuses during Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship, calling it an act of impunity.

"Migrar y otras artes. Escritos fuera de lugar" is the title of the new volume by acclaimed writer, university professor, and cultural manager Claudia Salazar Jiménez. Blending diary and journey, the book explores the subjectivities, fears, and dislocations of identity, and will be launched alongside the author and writers Gabriela Contreras and Jessica Sequeira on Tuesday, May 12 at 6:30 PM at the Librería del GAM.