Liam Conejo Ramos, a five-year-old boy detained by ICE, has become a poignant symbol of the fight against U.S. immigration raids, having just been released with his father from a Texas detention center after drawing international attention.

This morning at the Palacio de La Moneda, President Gabriel Boric officially registered the candidacy of former president Michelle Bachelet Jeria for the position of Secretary-General of the United Nations, emphasizing a collective effort alongside Brazil and Mexico.

Slashed from US$62 million to nearly US$3 million, the reduction of the fine on Julio Ponce Lerou has come back into focus following a tweet from the former prosecutor. The 2020 ruling in the Third Chamber of the Supreme Court resulted in a 3–2 decision while examining the reduction of the penalty imposed by the former SVS.

Laura Fernández from the Sovereign People Party has claimed victory in the Costa Rican presidential elections, solidifying the right's hold on power and continuing the legacy of President Rodrigo Chaves.

The discovery of child skeletal remains in the flooding area of the Los Lagos project confirms the presence of an ancestral cemetery and discredits the narrative of "sporadic occupations."

Testimony reveals how an organized network targeted vulnerable families to sell their children abroad.

After eight years of investigation without formal charges, there are accusations of an attempt to let the crimes affecting over 2,000 savers expire.

Days before the commemoration of the Brumadinho disaster, Pope Leo XIV met with transnational mining leaders at the Vatican. The meeting drew criticism from pastoral networks in Latin America, who highlight contradictions between institutional dialogue and the suffering endured by affected communities.

The Group of Families of Executed Political Prisoners (AFEP) and human rights organizations have urged authorities to take "concrete and urgent actions" to facilitate the deportation from the United States, given that extradition efforts— which they claim have lingered for years—have yielded no results.

The "Epstein Files," comprising three million pages released in the U.S., contradict figures who denied closeness to the pedophile. The New York Times reveals affectionate emails, visits to his island, and transfers. Notable mentions include Elon Musk, Howard Lutnick, Richard Branson, Andrew Farkas, Steve Tisch, Leon Black, and Prince Andrew, showcasing deep and ongoing connections.