The Constitutional Tribunal has firmly rejected key measures in the Government's "Protected Schools Law," declaring several provisions unconstitutional, including those affecting university tuition waivers, backpack searches, and the prohibition of hoods, citing violations of constitutional and international rights for children and adolescents.

A recent debate has erupted over a parliamentary motion for hourly contracts that Deputy Luis Cuello warns could lead to labor precarization, prompting an equally provocative response from Economy Minister Daniel Mas, who dismisses the criticisms as anti-communist rhetoric.

Evelyn Matthei sharply criticizes the governing coalition led by José Antonio Kast, arguing that it lacks true unity and outlines the challenges ahead for the right as it faces increasing tensions and electoral pressures.

As international demands for corporate responsibility and human rights grow, the Civil Society Platform warns that Chile faces significant challenges in advancing prevention, reparation, and access to justice concerning the impacts of business activities on people and the environment.

The issue is not that Teresa Wilms Montt has become a sticker, badge, or t-shirt, but that, with so many Teresas in the archives, we always choose the same one: the one posing for the camera, holding the gaze, and perfectly embodying the myth of the cursed poet. The same Teresa that patriarchal literary criticism turned into a character to obscure the writer.

The meeting brought together leaders from artisanal fishing, health, environmental, union, and cultural sectors, alongside regional governors, mayors, and councilors from Valparaíso, Viña del Mar, Olmué, Villa Alemana, La Ligua, El Quisco, Catemu, Putaendo, Limache, Quintero, Puchuncaví, and Casablanca.

Last weekend, senators from the PS, PPD, and FA hinted at a shift towards compromise by conditioning their support for José Antonio Kast's neoliberal tax reform on receiving limited fiscal compensations.

The collective stated that the decision was made "based on forms that were previously consolidated and digitized from abroad," which they claim directly affects the essential principles of transparency, publicity, contradiction, traceability, verifiability, and citizen oversight required in electoral processes. They warned, "This creates irreversible opacity over the process, as over 600,000 citizens voted abroad."

The stage will feature "The Clowns of Hope" and "The Groom's Suit," along with the improvisational theater show "Moyita and Panqueque," and a live performance by indie musician LARÓ.

With a touch of dark humor, this hilarious comedy centers on the demands of older women and raises a voice for intergenerational feminist discourse. Written and directed by Andrea Franco, the play premieres at GAM on June 26.