The Coordinadora NO+AFP has proposed a shift from "digital indignation to a rigorous legal and financial strategy" in response to the substantial losses recently reported by pension fund administrators.

The Regional Electoral Court of La Araucanía has decided that the issue of whether the fifth charge against Collipulli Mayor Manuel Macaya Ramírez is time-barred will be addressed in the final verdict, not in advance.

Senator Fabiola Campillai expressed her strong opposition to the conditional release of her attacker, Patricio Maturana, highlighting the critical issue of impunity in cases of human rights violations in Chile.

Starting Sunday, October 18, 2026, fans can listen to "Y No Lo Vimos Venir...", the new single from Los Miserables and the first preview of their upcoming studio album, marking the band's return to music after a 13-year hiatus.

The Global South Academic Forum (GSAF) 2026 will hold its annual press conference, presenting key publications focused on development theory, political analysis, and digital sovereignty in the Global South.

Londres 38 warns that the 2027 budget proposal includes a 59.56% reduction for the Memory Sites Program, jeopardizing the preservation of critical spaces for human rights.

As pension funds accumulate significant losses, administrators continue to secure their fees. Fundación Sol warns that the collapse of Fund E particularly affects those nearing retirement, raising concerns about the viability of the Chilean pension system.

Unions representing Minera Centinela workers reported that the labor authority confirmed illegal replacements of striking workers, contradicting Antofagasta Minerals' claims of compliance. Meanwhile, three workers are on their eighth day of hunger strike as negotiations remain unresolved.

The author argues that the relationship between Russia, China, and the United States cannot be understood through Cold War categories, and alliances are defined by current interests.

According to the report "The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World" (SOFI 2026) compiled by FAO, IFAD, UNICEF, WFP, and WHO, 645 million people suffered from hunger in 2025, representing 7.8% of the global population. Furthermore, 2.69 billion people could not afford a healthy diet: that’s 32.7%, nearly one-third of humanity.