In a leaked letter, U.S. President Donald Trump linked Norway's refusal to award him the Nobel Peace Prize to his aggressive expansionist ambitions towards Greenland, stating he now prioritizes U.S. interests over global peace.

The decision by Bolivia's National Telecommunications Company, Entel, to remove TeleSUR and Russia Today from its television services has raised significant concerns among journalists and media associations, who are labeling this move as potentially censorial.

The Ministry of Security reports that the death toll from the ongoing wildfires remains at 19, with efforts underway to investigate their origins and prevent further outbreaks as adverse weather conditions persist.

Reportea has revealed that lawyer Eduardo Lagos confessed to making illicit payments linked to the 'Belarus scheme,' which threatens to formalize charges against former Minister Angela Vivanco.

The Bolivarian Government of Venezuela has strongly rejected allegations of false honors given to foreign intelligence agencies and denied supposed conspiratorial discussions between Diosdado Cabello and U.S. officials, labeling these as part of a larger disinformation effort.

The potential annexation of Greenland by the U.S. mobilizes Inuit resistance and sparks global Indigenous solidarity. The Wampis Nation from Peru denounces the extractivist interests behind the facade of security, warning of ethnocidal and environmental disasters. This crisis interlinks the fight against neocolonialism in both the Arctic and the Amazon.

Chile is facing another catastrophe due to megafires in the south. Community organizations from affected regions, along with various scientific voices, point to the monoculture forestry model as the culprit: it reduces water, increases erosion, is a net carbon emitter, and creates highly flammable homogeneous landscapes. They are demanding urgent change.

La periodista alemana Gaby Weber, referente del periodismo de investigación internacional, defiende en entrevista realizada por el periodista Andrés Figueroa, su labor independiente contra los monopolios mediáticos. Pensionada pero activa, con una extensa obra que denuncia abusos de poder, reivindica la búsqueda de la verdad como esencia del oficio periodístico. Podcast del programa "Fin del mundo-Actualidad política en tiempos de crisis", producido por Radio Plaza de la Dignidad.

A massive, uncontrolled wildfire is ravaging Penco Lirquén, destroying the planned Parque para Penco and the last Queule forests, a threatened species. The community warns that the fire spread through the area targeted for the Aclara mining project amid an ongoing socio-environmental conflict.

Camila Arriagada from Penco-Lirquén describes an 'out of control' catastrophe: mass evacuations, burned communities, and a lack of electricity and water. She criticizes the delayed official aid and calls for reform of the deregulated forest management model, which poses a constant risk. Her account connects the immediate emergency with a critique of the historic neglect of the area.