Documents reviewed by Verdad Ahora reveal Jeffrey Epstein, facing sex crime charges, had an interest in a solar energy project in Chile led by Mission Power LLC, which aimed to develop significant solar power plants targeting the mining sector.

In a significant political upset, Democrat Taylor Rehmet has taken a seat in the Texas state Senate from the Republicans, marking a pivotal shift in a region long regarded as a GOP stronghold.

The latest economic data for December 2025 shows a promising increase, with Chile's Monthly Economic Activity Indicator (Imacec) growing by 1.7%, driven particularly by growth in services and trade.

On this February 2, World Wetlands Day, it becomes clear once again that these ecosystems are not just "grass": they help regulate water, support biodiversity, and cushion the impacts of climate change. Here’s a brief (and jargon-free) guide to identifying them and getting active if they're at risk.

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.