On March 3, a hearing at the Guarantee Court of Purén commenced for Mapuche political prisoners from the Temulemu Chico community, including Rafael Pichun Collonao and others, as their families and advocates report systemic violations of due process and fundamental rights.

The community raises concerns that the real estate project endangers ecosystems, indigenous access, and the last green lung of Punta Fraile.

Shares of the company plummeted 15% in a week after it was revealed that one in four Mercado Pago clients cannot repay their loans.

Workers are raising alarms about a culture of precarious employment, inadequate equipment, and harassment against those demanding decent working conditions.

As President-elect José Antonio Kast's newly nominated undersecretary for telecommunications faces scrutiny from the General Comptroller's office, allegations of overlapping public contracts, a tax debt, and potential conflicts of interest are raising questions about her suitability for the role.

On the eve of International Women's Day, the Chilean Network Against Violence Towards Women has raised concerns over a newly proposed right-wing bill that could potentially benefit criminals, including femicides and sexual offenders, by allowing for sentence commutation.

Iran has confronted the Pentagon, announcing that it launched a drone attack against the USS Abraham Lincoln on Thursday as it approached Islamic Republic's maritime borders in the Gulf of Oman, aiming to assert control over the Strait of Hormuz.

The general approval of the bill allowing the suspension or substitution of prison sentences has strained one of the most fragile consensuses in Chilean democracy. While the state seeks to advance in truth and memory, the right-wing is pushing an initiative that could benefit those convicted of crimes committed during the dictatorship.

On this March 8th, we, the women who were political prisoners during the civil-military dictatorship in Chile, extend our greetings to the working women of Latin America and express our solidarity with their struggles. We call on today’s women to remain organized and to exercise their right to participate in the country’s political life without fear.

Edited by José Miguel Benavente, Guillermo Larraín, and Diego Pardow, this work compiles research aimed at unlocking the structural knots facing the country with concrete proposals on education, crime, environment, economic growth, and state reform, among other topics.