In a recent marathon session, the Argentine Senate passed controversial labor reforms introduced by President Javier Milei, allowing for 12-hour workdays, restricting strikes, and regulating union assemblies, sparking significant backlash from labor groups.

After over 100 years of a 48-hour workweek, the Senate voted 121-0 to approve a constitutional reform that will gradually reduce the workweek to 40 hours by 2030.

Russia has announced its plans to deliver oil and petroleum products to Cuba as humanitarian assistance amidst increasing tensions from a decades-long U.S. blockade.

In a significant ruling against gender-based violence, a court in Santiago has sentenced David Fernando Valenzuela Reyes to life imprisonment for the femicide of Marjorie Palma, highlighting the severity of domestic violence and its impact on victims' families.

As the Argentine Senate debated a controversial labor reform proposed by Javier Milei, thousands protested near Congress, facing violent police repression, particularly targeting retirees.

According to calculations by the New York Times, Trump has garnered over 1.4 billion dollars during the first year of his second term, a figure that diminishes in comparison to estimates from the New Yorker, which suggests that number has already surpassed 4 billion dollars.

Today, the blockade intensifies viciously under a crisis-stricken U.S. government, where Donald Trump aims to set the world ablaze to divert media attention from the Epstein case and the criminal, pedophilic practices of the American elite. However, the tide of solidarity is growing. Mexico and China are already sending humanitarian aid. Now is the time for all of Our America to take action.

According to the Public Ministry, former prosecutor Guerra allegedly repeatedly requested personal and extrapositional benefits from lawyer Luis Hermosilla, as well as for third parties linked to him, exploiting his position as the Metropolitan Eastern Regional Prosecutor. Furthermore, he is accused of providing confidential information about certain criminal investigations to others.

The judicial order comes in response to two protective actions filed by families of transitioning children, who label the comptroller's request as "arbitrary and illegal," emphasizing that it did not consider international child protection treaties or the Data Protection Law, among other applicable regulations in Chile.

The United States, amidst the advance of multilateralism and the consolidation of a Global South where subservience to the West hangs by a thread, seeks to maintain a declining, dying hegemony still capable of striking out. Wounded beasts often become more dangerous and venomous, catalyzed recently by Donald Trump's second administration.