The document submitted to the Seventh Guarantee Court in Santiago marks the beginning of the proceedings that could lead the former Undersecretary of the Interior to trial.

The judicial ruling considered mitigating factors in favor of the charged police officers—who remain on active duty—despite the serious nature of the incident that claimed the lives of two young women on April 10 outside Estadio Monumental following a Colo Colo match.

The Central Obrera Boliviana (COB), Bolivia's largest labor union, has announced a blockade around Plaza Murillo to protest Supreme Decree 5503, which removes fuel subsidies and is perceived as facilitating the privatization of strategic resources.

When future historians reflect on this unprecedented global transformation of the century, they will undoubtedly recognize September 1, 2025, as a pivotal moment: the day Chinese President Xi Jinping introduced the Global Governance Initiative (GGI).

CBS last-minute halted a segment of 60 Minutes that covered Venezuelans deported during Donald Trump's administration to the mega-prison CECOT in El Salvador. The correspondent denounced censorship and warned that government silence cannot transform into an information veto.

President Gabriel Boric recently inaugurated the National Space Center (CEN), describing it as one of the most significant achievements in Chile's scientific and technological landscape that will boost the country's capabilities in space exploration and innovation.

The recent joint declaration from the communist parties across the region, under the banner "Hands Off Honduras!", places the Central American nation once again at the center of continental ideological debates.

Greenland currently enjoys autonomy and is part of the Kingdom of Denmark. Despite this, Trump has insisted in recent weeks on his idea of annexing the territory to the US "for national security reasons." Meanwhile, Greenland's Prime Minister downplayed the American remarks, asserting that the announcement "may seem significant, but it changes nothing for us. We decide our own future."

Following a report from the Gendarmerie, it was revealed that he had permitted the sending of voice messages to a former processed official.

According to the document, Mayor Daniel Reyes's administration employed Fernández for the territory management team in the senior citizens' section, despite her lacking a professional title and certified work experience, coupled with a salary significantly higher than that of professionals hired in the same section.