The Palestinian Ministry of Education reminded that these systematic assaults constitute "a flagrant violation of the inviolability of educational institutions and contravene international law that protects the human right to education in safe conditions."

Fast Check examined the Declarations of Interests and Assets of Jouannet and found that since 2021 he has not disclosed his business partnerships, which include firms shared with businessman Bo Yang—linked to an alleged influence peddling scheme—and partners involved in the online gambling sector, according to the publication.

"Informing is not just about reporting facts: it is about defending the right of communities to express their voices and stay responsibly informed," stated the team behind this platform, which operates from Wallmapu and maintains an active presence on Facebook and Instagram.

The Peruvian Congress removed José Jerí from office for "functional misconduct and lack of suitability to hold the office." With this decision, the country has seen eight presidents in just ten years. The Parliament must now select a new interim president who will serve until the upcoming general elections in April.

"Antarctic Law Studies" analyzes Chile's strategic role on the white continent, emerging geopolitical tensions, and the future of the Antarctic Treaty System amidst climate change, raising key questions: Is the country prepared for the changes ahead? How will the climate scenario impact governance on the continent? What will happen when agreements concerning natural resources are reviewed?

What is at stake in Maricunga is not just a productive project or a specific protection figure, but the coherence of public policy and the State's capacity to harmonize its own instruments without creating sacrifice zones in high-value ecological and cultural high Andean wetlands, respecting the cohesion and values of the communities culturally linked to them.

As the U.S. deploys a second aircraft carrier to the Middle East, the Iranian leader issued a warning: "more dangerous than the aircraft carrier is the weapon that can sink it to the bottom of the sea."

Pressure escalates in the Quilleco Case as Mapuche community members announce an indefinite hunger strike to demand the annulment of the trial, due process, and urgent improvements in the CCP Temuco.

The Appeals Court of Temuco has confirmed the sentences for eight former conscripts involved in the 1973 murder of fellow conscript José Gastón Buchhorsts Fernández, a crime committed shortly after the military coup in Chile.

Two Chilean families report prolonged detentions, frustrated flights, and a complete lack of information about their relatives in U.S. jails, despite them having no criminal charges.