A significant majority of voters in the U.S. attribute the spike in gas prices to the Trump administration, according to a recent survey by Quinnipiac University.

Geographer Marcelo Lagos has issued a stark warning about government practices that undermine science funding, particularly criticizing recent budget cuts in Chile under President José Kast.

During a press conference with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Brazilian President Lula da Silva reiterated his firm stance against any potential US military intervention in Cuba, stating, "I will be against the invasion of Cuba as I was against the invasion of Venezuela, Ukraine, Gaza, and Iran."

The panel discussion "A Death Match Between the Pen and the Prompt: AI in Narrative and Academic Communication" will feature American journalist and author Jonathan Franklin and University of Chile academic Alejandro Morales. The event is scheduled for April 23 at 11:00 AM in the Co Work Room of the Faculty of Legal and Social Sciences at Metropolitan Technological University, located at 1620 Miguel de Olivares, floor -1, Santiago. Free books will also be distributed.

The leaked document explicitly refers to the political orientation of some officials, using expressions such as "leftist" and "left-handed," raising concerns about the use of external criteria in the evaluation or classification of personnel, stated Deputy Tello from the Broad Front.

"We call for the focus to be placed where it belongs: it is disgraceful that these events receive more attention from the government than the fight against organized crime, while the country's homicide and attempted homicide rates have increased by 36.8% since this administration began," stated the Student Front of the FA and the Communist Youth in a joint declaration.

The semiannual report from the Division of Health Network Management (2024) documented 886 active cases nationwide, with 798 patients still in hospitals and 88 in extra-system beds. In this context, Carolina Riveros Ferrada from the University of Talca emphasized the urgent need to implement Law 21.805, which is linked to the right to care.

The organization deemed the act in Lebanon as a serious offense to faith and denounced that such incidents are part of a pattern of persecution and ethnic cleansing affecting Christian communities throughout the Holy Land: "Should not be presented as an exception, but as part of a systematic policy of aggression that has historically impacted Christian communities, their churches, and clergy in Gaza, Jerusalem, and southern Lebanon," they stated.

"They rate a worker as 'good but leftist', which shows that capability does not matter, only the goal of placing 'their own'. I will study legal actions," stated Senator Daniel Núñez after the document, which was allegedly sent "by mistake" in a mass email, became public.

The President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, has enacted legal reforms that allow for life sentences to be imposed on adolescents starting from the age of 12.