Approximately 500 pilots, representing more than half of the professionals operating flights for the airline in Chile, are participating in this mobilization. The union has indicated that there is no set date for the end of the strike, while the airline has announced new flight cancellations scheduled between Tuesday, November 18, and Thursday, November 20.

"The Executive spent over seven million dollars on advertising to govern 'from the networks, from the agenda, from dirty campaigns, from lies,'" stated the Ecuadorian former presidential candidate, who warned that "what he really cares about" is dragging the country into "an international armed conflict, serving as a backyard to the U.S.".

The Movilh warned that this is not merely an act of vandalism but also an "attack on historical memory and against the symbols of the fight for LGBTIQ+ dignity."

With less than 3% of the vote, Congresswoman Maria Luisa Cordero and singer Pablo Herrera were both excluded from Congress, carrying their controversies with them.

A satellite analysis by BBC Verify confirms that the Israeli army has destroyed civilian infrastructure since the ceasefire began on October 10, as part of a demolition campaign that has obliterated entire neighborhoods in the Palestinian enclave.

The former military prosecutor during Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship has been sentenced to over 100 years in prison for crimes against humanity. The Temuco Appeals Court confirmed the state's responsibility for the moral damage inflicted on the families, who will receive compensation amounting to $1.62 billion.

"We will have intense days ahead, but those are the types of days I enjoy. What is life for if not to fight against inequality, to live it intensely and joyfully, embracing one another as the only homeland we have? Those who divide us and sow hate are doing a terrible disservice to the future of Chile," stated the Unity for Chile candidate in her first speech following victory in the first round of the presidential election.

As the majority of ballots were tallied, the referendum and popular consultation on November 16 in Ecuador resulted in a clear defeat for Daniel Noboa's government. In all four questions—foreign military bases, political funding, reduction of lawmakers, and Constituent Assembly—the "No" votes emerged overwhelmingly, reflecting a strong citizen defense of national sovereignty.

New images reveal a humpback whale entangled in an Australis Mar farming facility within the Kawésqar National Reserve, contradicting earlier accounts. Prosecutors are investigating evidence handling irregularities, while environmental organizations and the public demand the removal of salmon farms from protected areas, backed by a new environmental crime law.

Presidential candidate Jeannette Jara cast her vote and stated, "If I am elected President, I hope that achieving financial stability at the end of the month becomes a reality in Chile, along with the security of living in a more peaceful neighborhood."