The Court of Appeals mandates the reintegration of an 8-year-old student for 2026, determining that the Jesuit institution violated constitutional guarantees by not applying the reasonable adjustments required by the TEA Law. The ruling establishes a key precedent regarding educational inclusion and neurodiversity.

Trump's symbolic gesture of self-proclaiming as interim leader of the Caribbean nation since January 2026 was interpreted as an extension of his interventionist strategy aimed at taking control over Venezuela's oil and energy resources.

The former senator and ex-president of the Senate for the Christian Democracy (DC) has not only served as a confidential strategic advisor to Andes Iron, the company behind the project, but he also maintains long-standing close ties with two ministers of the First Environmental Court who have issued key rulings in its favor.

"My father is a man they could not defeat by any means and had to use disproportionate force, but they could not break him; he is strong," stated Nicolás Maduro Guerra, son of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro Moros, who was captured alongside his wife Cilia Flores during a military attack executed by the US.

Mario Argollo, Executive Secretary of the Central Obrera Boliviana (COB), who led the mobilization against the decree, told the movement's members that "their struggle has not been in vain, and it has borne fruit." However, from Rodrigo Paz's government, it was indicated that criticized economic measures would remain in place, such as the lifting of state subsidies on hydrocarbons.

In this critical examination, the argument is made that Zionism, as an institutionalized practice by Israel, embodies terrorism through a systematic campaign of violence against Palestinians, including dispossession, military occupation, and collective punishments.

Lafkenche communities reject the reform of Law 20,249 in Congress, accusing it of being a racist dispossession and collusion with extractivism. They defend ECMPO as a tool for inclusion, conservation, and governance, calling for mobilization to protect the law that safeguards their ancestral rights, also enshrined in international treaties.

In an interview, Danko Mariman, candidate for the CONADI Council, asserts that real estate expansion poses the greatest threat to Mapuche lands, labeling it a 'Second Pacification.' He demands an end to state complicity in dispossession, the reversal of illegal tax charges, and resolution of the historic debt related to missing Mapuche individuals.

The Northern District Attorney's Office is facing serious scrutiny. In the La Polar case, a prosecutor investigated without disclosing a conflict of interest with his brother-in-law, a key executive who was not charged. A similar pattern emerges in the Achifarp case, where the prosecutor's wife investigates her brother-in-law, who owns a competing business.

DW Documentary premieres "Dictatorships, Drugs, Violence: U.S. Influence in Latin America (1/3)." The report reveals U.S. backing of coups and dictatorships, including those in Brazil and Chile, along with the origins of Operation Condor during the Cold War, analyzing its lasting impact on the region.