Colombia made it clear that it does not accept military threats, reiterating that drug cooperation must be based on dialogue, shared responsibility, and mutual respect, while also calling for solidarity among Latin America and the Caribbean "against any attempt at external intervention that undermines sovereignty."

An examination of the March 2022 voting by the Full Court of the Santiago Court of Appeals reveals that Antonio Ulloa supported the candidacy of Sergio Yáber for the coveted position of Registrar of Mortgages and Liens in Santiago, amidst transfers exceeding $74 million.

Stripping a person's skin: the mutilation detected on the Coihue Abuelo has raised all alarms in the Mocho Choshuenco National Reserve, prompting CONAF to enhance protective measures for the native forest and prevent further attacks.

The law aimed at reducing distractions, enhancing academic performance, promoting school coexistence, and supporting the emotional health of students will come into effect at the start of the 2026 school year. Institutions must update their internal regulations by June 30, 2026.

The future of lithium in Chile, and one of the most contentious economic agreements in recent years, is currently in limbo. Despite the recent approval from the Chinese antitrust regulator, the alliance between Codelco and SQM cannot proceed until the General Comptroller of the Republic thoroughly reviews the contracts, amounts, and terms under which the exploitation of the Salar de Atacama is set to be extended for decades. The decision from the Comptroller could entirely reshape the National Lithium Strategy and set a precedent.

"We are one step closer to this initiative becoming law," emphasized the Ministry of Social Development following the senators' vote in Valparaíso. The project now moves to the Chamber of Deputies for its third and final legislative review.

Legal professionals have warned that actions ordered by President Donald Trump violate nearly a dozen treaties and international principles, including the OAS Charter itself. They called for an urgent meeting of foreign ministers, stating: "The leaders of the member countries have the duty to demand peace from the unilaterally aggressive government, namely the United States."

Education Minister Nicolás Cataldo emphasized that the project addresses a key structural aspect of gender inequality related to unpaid caregiving. He also highlighted that advancing the bill was crucial to ensure educational pathways within a care agenda for higher education, stating that "more women in education means more women in the workforce, which helps close gaps that widened during the pandemic."

"Those who wielded power illegitimately must take responsibility," stated the elected representative upon arriving at the courts. According to the estimated timelines for the case, the verdict is expected to be announced on January 9, 2026.

The government has made a crucial decision in response to a very complex situation, generating a viable solution through constitutional measures. The San Antonio settlement is not just any settlement, and an eviction without a comprehensive plan could lead to a humanitarian crisis, stated Housing Minister Carlos Montes.