The highly anticipated play, "Chocolate Heart: Chronicle of a Sweet Suicide," returns to the stage from August 19 to 22 at Teatro Sidarte, marking the culmination of Ocaso Teatro's yearly retrospective and providing a platform for critical discussions on workplace violence and mental health.

The former Carabineros captain Patricio Maturana, convicted of leaving Senator Fabiola Campillai blind, has been granted a daily release from prison to work at a pre-university linked to a Republican politician's family.

The production conducted in Cuba features exclusive interviews, previously unseen footage from the Revolution, and varied perspectives on Fidel's legacy.

Coquimbo's Mayor, Alí Manouchehri, announced the return of the La Pampilla festival on September 18, aiming to support local fishermen, businesses, and gastronomy while addressing the urgent need for economic reactivation following recent weather challenges.

In an unprecedented address, China’s Ambassador to Chile, Niu Qingbao, launched a diplomatic offensive against trade policies he believes deepen de-globalization and protectionism amid rising international trade tensions.

Miguel Krassnoff Martchenko, a notorious figure of the Pinochet era, has received a 15-year prison sentence for the kidnapping and disappearance of a Universidad de Chile student, backed in his defense by José Antonio Kast.

The National Ecologist Assembly, together with various student groups, is calling for a national march this Saturday, August 15, to raise awareness about environmental destruction and the alarming policy reversals instigated by the government of José Antonio Kast.

Justice has entrusted Trinidad Zegers Domínguez, who was sworn in just four months ago, with the crucial task of revitalizing the Civil Procedure Reform, a project that has languished in Congress for over a decade.

In a dramatic shift, President José Antonio Kast has accepted the resignations of Minister Natalia Duco and Undersecretary Andrés Otero from the Ministry of Sports, effective immediately, following a series of controversies involving misuse of a government vehicle and scandalous social events.

The Constitutional Court of Chile has made a pivotal ruling by declaring several provisions of José Antonio Kast's proposed mega-reform unconstitutional, particularly those that would have undermined existing environmental safeguards.