In its ruling, the judges reiterated that human rights are "a special category of subjective rights that have both national and international protection." The increase in penalties followed a review of the cases.

For director and playwright Elena Muñoz, this play reflects a pressing personal and societal need: "I wanted to write a piece that would advocate for respect towards the elderly and their right to self-determination, without infantilizing them. In families, the boundary between love and overprotection can be the hardest to navigate." The production will be on stage every Friday and Saturday in January.

We celebrate two dawns that shattered historical fatalism: the triumph of the Cuban Revolution in 1959 and the uprising of the Zapatista Army in 1994. Despite the decades that separate them, both share a profound truth that Peruvian José Carlos Mariátegui warned us about long ago: the liberation of our peoples cannot be a carbon copy but rather a heroic creation.

Despite the material shortages imposed from abroad, the Island has managed to preserve social achievements that remain unattainable dreams for many nations under the neoliberal model. Universal health care, public education, and scientific sovereignty are not merely statistical successes; they are the foundational pillars of a dignity that is priceless and refuses to yield to imperial pressures.

An analysis by Chile Sustentable warns that, despite regulatory advancements in decarbonization, biodiversity, and climate action, 2025 solidified a deregulation agenda that undermines environmental protection and delays a just socio-ecological transition in the territories.

The sustained reduction in deforestation in the Amazon results from collaboration between Gustavo Petro's government and communities through ecological restoration efforts, voluntary conservation agreements, strengthening sustainable productive chains, and responsible forest management.

2025 turned into a tragic year for journalism in Peru, marked by an alarming wave of violence that claimed the lives of four media professionals. The recent loss of Mitzar Castillejos, who died after being shot multiple times, reflects not only the threats faced by journalists but also the decline of press freedom in the country.

Accounts of assaults, arbitrary detentions, and two homicides by police in less than a week have marked a bloody end to the year in Buenos Aires.

"The Imacec results were attributed to growth in services and commerce, which were partially offset by reduced output in mining and other goods," stated the Central Bank, while also noting that "the decline in seasonally adjusted Imacec was driven by services and mining."

The Fishing Quota Law will benefit thousands of artisanal fishers with increased access to quotas, stricter penalties for illegal fishing, and a ban on quota increases for companies with serious violations, aiming to eradicate impunity for ecological damages.