A groundbreaking virtual platform will allow global access to the geoglyphs of the Atacama Desert starting in October 2026, thanks to a project initiated by the Atacama Desert Foundation.

Rector Alejandra Mizala of the University of Chile, along with CEAC Director Dominique Thomann, is urging the government to restore funding that was removed from the 2027 budget, which previously supported operations at the National Symphony Hall.

Original article: Recortan los derechos, pero no la voz

The PC and Independent deputies committee is calling for a Special Session of the Chamber to address the government's decision to reduce sentences for 56 individuals convicted of sexual crimes against minors, highlighting the need for accountability and legal actions against such measures.

Deputy Lorena Pizarro has officially contacted the Public Ministry and the Ministry of Public Security, demanding clarity on the investigation into the fire at the Bellavista headquarters of San Sebastián University, which is now closed despite significant evidence linking two police officers to the incident.

Academics from the University of Chile have voiced strong opposition to a proposed reform by José Antonio Kast's government aimed at altering the National Institute of Human Rights, warning that it dismantles victim protections and undermines the body's autonomy.

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva challenges Bolsonaro's ideology, emphasizing the importance of national sovereignty in the face of foreign interference as he campaigns for re-election ahead of the upcoming runoff election.

In a stark rebuttal to the administration of José Antonio Kast, former Pension Superintendent Osvaldo Macías claims that crucial financial measures aimed at reducing risk and preventing losses were not implemented during the current government, but rather by the previous administration.

The government of José Antonio Kast has transitioned from blaming former President Gabriel Boric to scrutinizing the actions of Pension Fund Administrators (AFP) amid substantial pension fund losses.

The digital gold market is poised for significant expansion, potentially reaching $170 billion by 2031, driven by evolving demand and investment trends, according to the latest projections from the World Gold Council and Boston Consulting Group.