"Hilvanar: To Stitch, To Tell, To Resist" opens on Wednesday, April 15, at the University of Playa Ancha. After four years of research, the exhibition brings together stories, images, and audio recordings that highlight collective experiences and meanings related to violence against women.

The series compiles testimonies from former workers, vendors, artists, locals, and academics, offering insights into local identity, heritage, and the future of trains in Chile.

A few weeks ago, Mayor Cristina Espinoza harshly criticized Kast's administration due to rising fuel prices. Now, she has expressed her concern after learning that the budget cuts imposed by the government would leave no resources to finance the on-call shifts for healthcare workers, risking emergency services in her municipality after 5 PM.

Beijing celebrated the 55th anniversary of Ping-Pong Diplomacy between China and the United States, highlighting its significance in fostering bilateral relations and the ongoing commitment to cultural exchange.

Through a unique article, the initiative establishes that the appropriation of money or goods in residential, commercial, or office properties will be considered robbery, punishable by a major prison sentence of five years and one day to 15 years, when these acts are committed by a group using tumult or crowds, without direct violence or intimidation against individuals.

Beijing's message is clear: it will not join the blockade. If Washington attempts to intercept a vessel bound for China, the world could witness the first direct naval confrontation between the two superpowers since the Cold War, as China relies on the Strait of Hormuz for over 40% of its oil and maintains a 25-year Strategic Partnership Agreement with Iran, making Tehran a key partner in its Belt and Road Initiative.

Alicia Muñoz, leader of the National Association of Rural and Indigenous Women, pointed out that one of the most concerning aspects of these policies is the risk of contamination of heirloom seeds, which could have irreversible consequences for biodiversity. Meanwhile, Camilo Guzmán, president of the United Farmers Association, reminded that in Chile there are no clear rules to prevent genetic contamination, nor mechanisms that assign responsibilities or compensations if it occurs.

Eduardo Gudynas, Raúl Sohr, and Gloria Baigorrotegui are the featured speakers at this event scheduled for Tuesday, April 14, at 6:30 PM at the Auditorium of the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism (FAU) of the University of Chile, located at Marcoleta 250, Santiago. Admission is free and open to the public, both civic and academic.

Active discussions about the necessity for BRICS nations to form a technological alliance in space have emerged, driven by the immense financial investments and advanced technologies required for ambitious global projects.

Officials from the University of Chile have condemned a recent visit by U.S. Ambassador Brandon Judd as an insult, claiming it undermines the university's values and highlighting his political affiliations.