From November 17 to 30, the inaugural edition of Primavera de Danza will showcase a collaborative series of contemporary dance premieres, revivals, and activities across five cultural venues in Santiago.

Gaza authorities accuse Israel of expanding military zones, confirming the breach of the ceasefire that took effect on October 11. They criticized the international community's inaction and demanded immediate actions from mediators and guarantors to address the escalating violence.

In boosting his candidacy for the Right Livelihood Award, or "Alternative Nobel", scholars and organizations highlighted Colombian President Gustavo Petro's work for a fairer world, his vision on climate justice, and his insistence that countries address the environmental crisis with shared but differentiated responsibility.

The Santiago Court of Appeals rejected a protective action against Gendarmería, filed on behalf of 134 inmates from the former Punta Peuco prison, following the order to remove personal refrigerators from the prisoners. The appellate court determined that the measure "is neither illegal nor arbitrary."

Members of international and Argentine groups documented a "systematic and planned" campaign orchestrated by the so-called "libertarian" administration, which includes hate speech, physical repression, judicial persecution against communicators and media workers, and the institutional dismantling of public media.

The LATAM Pilots' Union (SPL) successfully negotiated a new collective agreement with the airline, effective from 2025 to 2028, leading to the end of an eight-day strike that resulted in flight suspensions and rescheduling.

Cochilco has raised its projections for the average copper price in 2025 and 2026, anticipating historically high annual levels of US$4.45 per pound in 2025 and US$4.55 per pound in 2026, driven by a tighter market with decreased supply and increased demand.

Rixi Moncada, the presidential candidate for the Liberty and Refoundation Party (Libre) in Honduras, unveiled the Economic Democratization 2026-2030 plan, which proposes dismantling the economic system imposed by 25 power groups and 10 families.

PS legislators announced they will report the events to the Prosecutor's Office and called out presidential candidate José Antonio Kast due to his close ties with Republican Deputy Cristian Araya, who allegedly received a $1.7 million payment from property conservator Sergio Yáber, a key figure in the "Belarus Doll" case, as part of a political operation aimed at damaging their public image.

The initiative also specifies that in secondary education settings, institutions may create specific times, spaces, or activities where mobile device usage is allowed, considering the progressive autonomy of students.