After 10 years since its initial implementation, and to strengthen the museum system in Chile, the Undersecretariat of Cultural Heritage, alongside the Museums Subdirectorate, has launched an update to the National Museum Policy, incorporating lessons learned over the past decade and addressing current challenges in a context of social, territorial, and technological transformations.

The ecosystem is officially recognized and designated as an urban wetland under Law 21.202. The legal action, filed by the Protect Los Molles Foundation, alleges that in the immediate vicinity, 'food trucks' have been installed, resulting in informal parking arrangements and intensive recreational use of the wetland's edge, compounded by repeated episodes of discharges and contaminations related to commercial activities that have altered water quality.

In response to the loss of its global hegemony, the U.S. government resorts to military force to resolve conflicts. The international architecture we currently live under does not align with the historical moment we are experiencing. The genocide against Palestine and Cuba, occurring without repercussions for the aggressors, serves as testament to this fact.

In the midst of Lunar New Year celebrations, the United States attempted a provocative air maneuver near China, prompting a swift response from the People's Liberation Army.

Chile’s government is demanding justification from the U.S. after the State Department revoked visas for three Chilean officials, a move President Gabriel Boric deemed "arbitrary and unjustified."

An investigation has revealed the actions allegedly taken by Gonzalo Migueles, partner of former Supreme Court Minister Ángela Vivanco, to ensure a notary, who transferred him $54 million, was appointed in La Cisterna.

Journalist Laura Arroyo Gárate warns that the election of José María Balcázar as interim president of Peru is a strategic maneuver by the Fujimorists, framing him as 'the useful idiot' of the regime, cautioning the public against the illusion of leftist governance in a country facing a critical election.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro affirmed during a massive protest in Bogotá that the vital minimum wage for 2026 will remain unchanged, despite recent legal challenges. He emphasized the government's commitment to maintaining the wage and urged citizens to defend their rights.

In response to the premature closure of the exhibition "Sismografía del Cuerpo" mandated by the Municipality of Concepción, the National Union of Artists has strongly affirmed that art must remain a space for reflection and debate, free from arbitrary limitations that threaten cultural rights.

In a landmark ruling, the Santiago Court of Appeals has raised the compensation for J.R.L.C., a member of the Communist Youth who endured illegal imprisonment and torture, to $70 million, affirming the state’s responsibility to compensate for severe human rights violations during the dictatorship.