Trump proposes a scheme: Venezuelan oil exported, sold in the U.S., with the revenue under White House control. More than just a slogan, "oil looting" appears as the structure of the message itself.

In a disconcerting tally spanning two years of aggression, a report by the Embassy of the State of Palestine in Chile reveals that, amidst the ceasefire, Israel has killed another 421 Palestinians in Gaza. Simultaneously, it details unprecedented humanitarian, demographic, and infrastructural catastrophes, exacerbated by new measures from Tel Aviv to expel international aid.

"Misa Para Señoritas" is the name of the cultural gathering set to serve as a heartfelt tribute to the acclaimed poet Amanda Durán, who passed away in June 2025. The event will take place at the "Santiago Secreto" venue in the Bellavista neighborhood.

"I have instructed Secretary of Energy Chris Wright to execute this plan immediately. The oil will be transported in storage vessels and delivered directly to unloading docks in the United States," Trump added, a message that was echoed by the White House's account on social media X.

The initiative also establishes that advertising for these products cannot be directed at children under 14 years old, defining advertising as all forms of promotion, communication, recommendations, propaganda, information, or actions intended to promote the consumption of a specific product, including digital platform content and paid internet ads.

On his 11.6 million-follower Instagram account, Pascal articulated his stance regarding the climate of fear and uncertainty permeating Latin America following the U.S. military attack on Venezuela.

For over two years, experts, political leaders, and civil society organizations have warned that fundamental principles of contemporary international order are at stake in Palestine—particularly in the Gaza Strip.

During the event, participants emphasized that Venezuela's internal conflicts should be resolved by its own people, without external pressure or military actions that bomb innocent civilians.

The fire claimed the lives of Renca residents Manuel Muga, Andrés Ponce, Yoshua Osorio, Julián Pérez, and Luis Salas. Six years later, there are still no identified responsible parties, highlighting a serious failure of the state toward the victims and their families.

For Lafamiliateatro, this recognition not only supports an established trajectory but also highlights the importance of maintaining public policies that view art and culture as fundamental contributions to democratic life, collective memory, and the cultural development of the country," stated Eduardo Luna, founder and co-director of the theatre group.