Experts from the University Psychiatric Clinic explain that the problem lies not with smartphones themselves but with the constant access they provide to potentially addictive content such as gambling, video games, social media, or pornography. Evidence shows an increase in these behaviors among young people, driven by the continuous availability of digital platforms.

Indigenous leader Eutimio Valencia was kidnapped on March 7 by armed men near Tadó municipality in the violent region of Chocó, which is heavily affected by criminal gangs like the Gulf Clan and factions of the National Liberation Army.

The Second Chamber of the Appeals Court "dismissed any illegality or lack of reasoning" in the ruling that upheld the precautionary measure imposed by the Seventh Guarantee Court of Santiago. The former judge faces charges from the Public Prosecutor's Office for alleged bribery and money laundering committed during her role as minister of the Supreme Court.

Following the bombings by the United States and Israel against the Persian nation, analysts explain that the offensive is part of a broader strategy aimed at weakening Tehran and consolidating a new regional architecture. Amid this escalation, Palestine has once again disappeared from the international agenda.

The complaint filed by attorney Karina Riquelme alleges the use of drones placed in front of windows of Julia Chuñil's family home, along with a series of threats reportedly made by police officers during witness testimony.

In an exclusive interview with The Citizen, Luis Alberto Soto discusses "In the Ashes," a book that stems from his cancer experience, where reading and writing become essential tools for understanding and navigating illness.

In terms of digital prominence, José Antonio Kast accounted for 43.1% of the mentions, with a conversation profile consisting of 43.6% negative comments and 26.8% positive. Meanwhile, Gabriel Boric garnered 28.5% of the mentions, with 40.9% negative and 25.4% positive.

On the eve of the presidential transition, the new Minister of Labor, Tomás Rau, stated that one of Kast's administration's plans is to review "everything that has somehow contributed to hindering employment," including the 40-Hour Workweek Law. In response, Senator Cariola reminded that the new President "committed to not rolling back the 40-hour workweek, which was a cross-party achievement built over years of legislative discussion."

A social worker and mother was a victim of unlawful coercion by Carabinera Valentina Ríos Toledo in Osorno in October 2019. Now, from her home on the coast of Pucatrihue, she asserts, "I managed to understand that I had been a victim of a serious violation of human rights and the importance of visibility as a woman. It is essential not to let it go unpunished, to do it for others, women and girls affected in the same context."

As political dynamics shift with José Antonio Kast's presidency in Chile, Rafael Prohens, a former senator linked to serious legal controversies, is under consideration for an ambassadorship in Costa Rica, sparking significant scrutiny.