This incident occurred on World Day for Safety and Health at Work, when organized workers from the Walmart Intercompany Union held a peaceful demonstration that began at the International Labour Organization (ILO), continued through Plaza Italia, and concluded outside the Mutual de Seguridad, where they raised concerns about poor practices in occupational health and alleged collusion between mutuals and companies.

The public's confidence in the leadership of Argentina's President Javier Milei has seen its most dramatic decline this year, plunging 12.1% in April compared to March, according to the latest report from the Torcuato Di Tella University.

In response to the imperialist blockade imposed by the United States, Cuba is taking significant steps to process domestic crude oil at the Hermanos Díaz Oil Refinery to produce key fuels amid ongoing economic sanctions.

The Chilean Architects' Guild has vehemently criticized the proposed changes to the General Urbanism and Construction Ordinance (OGUC), driven by Housing Minister Iván Poduje, warning that the modifications focus on boosting real estate construction at the expense of planning.

A political maneuver by José Kast’s government has sparked a public health crisis and a wave of resignations in the Valparaíso Region, culminating in the removal of hospital director Loreto Maturana after her appointment of Jeannette Vega as deputy medical director.

The Navy sergeant who struck Manuel Rebolledo is the sole member of his institution facing potential release for "defending the homeland."

The rectory states that only 6% of the agreements from January are pending, and that the salaries for the first semester are being processed normally.

The Valdivia Court of Appeals denied the preventive detention sought by the Public Prosecutor's Office and Public Security against three students from Universidad Austral, simultaneously deflating the government's portrayal of the Lincolao Case as a "kidnapping."

Former Army Brigadier Miguel Krassnoff, who has been previously defended by political actor José Antonio Kast, is once again facing legal proceedings for his involvement in kidnappings of members of the MIR during Chile's Pinochet dictatorship.

Iván Cepeda, the progressive candidate from the Pacto Histórico movement, has solidified his lead in Colombia's presidential election polls, currently garnering 44.3% support ahead of the May 31 elections, while also showcasing his potential to defeat right-wing opponents in a runoff.