As the presidential campaign for the 2026-2030 term heats up, candidate Jeannette Jara met on Thursday, November 6, with representatives of the Popular Party, led by union leader Cristian Cuevas.

With visible enthusiasm, Argentina's President shared a screenshot of the fabricated news, featuring a logo resembling that of Clarín, along with a celebratory "VAAAAAAAAMOOOOOO." However, after several users pointed out the falsity, he quickly deleted the post.

According to the left-wing candidate, it is an internal struggle within the right to see "who will lead the sector and which political faction will ultimately diminish or disappear."

According to figures from the Ministry of Social Development and Family, as of August 2025, there were over 216,000 individuals registered as Caregivers in the Social Home Registry. However, various estimates suggest the total number of caregivers may be around 800,000.

"Humanity needs to build an economy without oil, gas, or coal," stated the Colombian leader, who assured that "with $500 billion we can generate 1,400 gigawatts of clean energy annually in Latin America and completely clean the energy matrix of the U.S. (...) We can clean the energy matrix of all America, even that of the U.S., without needing Trump."

The Appeals Court determined that Unimarc, by offering an escalator to its customers, assumed a "heightened duty of care," necessitating that it "adopt all necessary measures to prevent accidents or lessen their consequences."

From November 21 to 23, the Gabriela Mistral Cultural Center (GAM) will be the gathering place for contemporary graphic arts at La Furia Ilustrada, a free and open event that will feature over 100 artists and publishers, with notable guests such as Alberto Montt, Powerpaola, Alejandra Lunik, Santiago Caruso, and Perezfecto.

This gathering aims to promote greater political engagement within the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC), from a perspective that is popular, democratic, sovereign, inclusive, anti-patriarchal, and environmental, with both national and international implications.

"The community, workers, and especially grassroots union leaders need to know that this is illegal, arbitrary. It is not provided for in our bylaws and therefore lacks any legitimacy," declared members of the Chuquicamata Union.

Adriana Ampuero, a candidate for deputy in District 26, highlighted the political exploitation surrounding the Lafkenche Law, emphasizing the conflicts between fishermen and indigenous communities that have not been properly addressed.