The passing of Manuel Cabieses Donoso at age 92 signifies the end of a significant chapter in contemporary Chilean political journalism, marking the loss of a pivotal figure who continuously challenged power and inspired generations.
As protests against Daniel Noboa's presidency rise, the Alianza Nacional por el Rescate del Ecuador is pushing forward to activate the revocation of his mandate, bolstered by key official documents.
An NPR investigation has revealed that the Justice Department may have withheld and deleted crucial documents in a sexual abuse case against President Trump, potentially linking him to deceased financier Jeffrey Epstein.
Maorí Ñancucheo, the leader of the Domingo Ñancucheo and Domingo Melin Community, claims that CONADI is unjustifiably delaying the purchase of land from the Diocese of Villarrica, who have expressed their willingness to sell and have granted the land in lease, acknowledging it rightfully belongs to the community.
The elected president becomes the first leader since the return to democracy to reintroduce the symbol of the coat of arms in the presidential sash, echoing the practices of Pinochet.
The Supreme Court has upheld a decision to remove refrigerators and televisions from inmates at the former Punta Peuco facility, signifying a pivotal shift in the prison regime for those convicted of human rights violations during Pinochet's dictatorship.
The CMN's approval not only authorizes the reinstatement of a statue; it brings back into the nation's heart a controversial military symbol from the social uprising and reignites the dispute over historical memory, power, and territory, with the Mapuche people as an inevitable part of the debate.
The Cuban Interior Ministry reported that the attackers intended to execute a terrorist infiltration, equipped with assault rifles, handguns, homemade explosives (Molotov cocktails), bulletproof vests, telescopic sights, and camouflage uniforms.