This play addresses marginality and the human consequences of structural violence, situating itself within a tradition of Latin American theater committed to social and political issues. It will be presented from Thursday to Saturday until May 30 at Teatro de Bolsillo, located at Erasmo Escala 218, Santiago.

The rejection request was formally presented by the committee president, Senator Juan Luis Castro (PS), after receiving technical reports from health workers, the Medical Association, and other professional organizations. This temporarily suspends the application of the budget cut and opens a space for technical discussions between the Legislative Power and the Government's economic team.

For the researcher and political theory professor at Alma Mater University in Bologna, Italy, the left today requires a "radical renewal of the way it thinks about the relationship between the global dimension and internal dimensions, which are often national dimensions," which he argues is a "fundamental problem that is not being faced for the first time in history."

Journalist Mirna Schindler noted on UChileTV's "Descabelladas" that organized crime "laughs at campaign slogans, like 'they have so many days left'. That does not concern organized crime. What matters for combating organized crime are state policies, and as former Minister Luis Cordero stated, state policies cannot be subject to the whims of the current government inventing the wheel."

The Tremendas Foundation, the driving force behind the initiative, explained that the Observatory originates as an evidence-based think tank, aiming to address a structural issue: the lack of systematic, disaggregated, and updated data about youth in Latin America, where over 160 million young people—more than 25% of the population—live, yet public decisions are still made without consistently incorporating their experiences, needs, and trajectories.

August is a critical deadline as warned by the National Fenats, indicating that by then, Chilean hospitals could run out of financial resources to care for over 15 million people.

Lawyer and professor at the University of Talca, Carolina Riveros, explained that the new legislation incorporates a procedure to issue protective measures for older persons in cases of social abandonment, transitioning this issue from being merely a family misfortune or private omission to a recognized legally relevant violation of human rights, in accordance with the Inter-American Convention on the Protection of the Human Rights of Older Persons, ratified by Chile.

The route features iconic restaurants in Santiago, as well as in the north and south of the country, all committed to providing environmentally friendly menus suitable for all tastes.

Economists have expressed strong opposition to Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz's proposal to sell 1,200 state properties, arguing that it fails to address the deeper issues behind Chile's structural fiscal deficit.

Thousands of citizens rallied in Havana to support Raúl Castro and reject U.S. accusations, affirming their commitment to the Revolution and independence.