A recent leak has brought to light the existence of a political and media cell associated with Trumpism, funded by Honduran government structures, aimed at destabilizing both Gustavo Petro’s administration in Colombia and Claudia Sheinbaum’s in Mexico, as well as the Latin American left.

The Network of Observers in Justice and Memory, alongside 82 organizations, has urged the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to investigate serious cuts and weakening of human rights institutions under President José Kast's administration.

An investigation by El Ciudadano has unveiled significant irregularities within the Los Ríos Regional Government's Community Life Fund, leading to a criminal lawsuit and administrative reviews that expose potential fraud and mismanagement of public resources.

With 90% approval, the Juan Valdez union has opted for a strike after failing collective negotiations, citing excessive workloads and the removal of benefits.

Ayatollah Sayyed Mojtaba Khamenei has asserted Iranian sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz and declared the Persian Gulf's independence from U.S. influence, underscoring the region's pivotal role in global energy security.

A new environmental alert exposing children shook the municipality of Puchuncaví in the Valparaíso region on Wednesday, as a release of contaminant gases directly affected various educational institutions, forcing evacuations and the cancellation of classes in at least three facilities.

High school students have raised their voices against the agenda of José Antonio Kast, expressing their opposition to the proposed "Protected Schools" law, which includes controversial measures such as checking students' backpacks while also addressing budget cuts to the Ministry of Education.

Macarena Chahuán, a 33-year-old Chilean-Palestinian journalist, was intercepted in international waters while traveling on the Yaffa, a vessel of the Global Sumud Flotilla en route to Gaza. Her associates demand the Foreign Ministry to act immediately to ascertain her condition, clarify her legal status, and ensure consular protection.

Lawmaker Jaime Araya has formally requested Minister Mara Sedini to suspend Valenzuela and Felipe Costabal, the director of the Government Communications Secretariat, from their duties "preventively" during the ongoing investigation ordered by the Comptroller.

Rolando Gastón Angulo Matamala (26), a social worker from the Chillán government, Bartolomé Ambrosio Salazar Veloz (31), a teacher at Chillán's Girls' High School, and Ogan Esteban Lagos Marín (21), an agronomy student at the University of Concepción, were kidnapped, tortured, and shot dead in April 1974 by a group of Carabineros known as "Los Chicos Malos."