The program—vital for survivors of state violence—serves only a small share of its registered users, while the Ministry of Health (MINSAL) ignores calls for more professionals and resources.

In this interview with Ambassador Vladimir Belinsky, we examine Russia–U.S. talks over the Special Military Operation in Ukraine and potential paths to peace; Moscow's international strategy, including the role of BRICS and expectations for the next UN Secretary‑General; and opportunities for cooperation between Russia and Latin America, with a focus on Russia–Chile relations.

The screening is set for Friday, October 17 at 8:00 p.m., coinciding with the 30th anniversary of "Los Peores de Chile" (1994), the band’s seminal debut in Chilean hardcore punk and national rock.

A CIPER investigation estimates that at least US$34.5 million of AFP-managed Chilean pension savings are invested via funds holding shares in arms and defense-technology companies named by UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese as benefiting from Gaza's 'economy of genocide'.

Unveiling fresh campaign pledges in downtown Santiago, Jeannette Jara introduced a 'Family Budget Relief' plan that would guarantee an 'Essential Electricity Consumption' for all households and cut power bills by up to 20% ahead of the November 16 presidential election.

Valparaíso opened the 2025–2026 cruise season with the arrival of the 'Silver Endeavour,' a polar expedition ship, as the port expects 25 calls from October this year through April 2026.

Chile’s viral ‘Tía Jeannette’ campaign — created as a playful alter ego to support Jeannette Jara’s primary bid — has won a 2025 Napolitan Victory Award, often dubbed the Oscars of political marketing. Built by a six-person team with zero budget, the Instagram-native project has amassed more than 70,000 followers by leaning on humor, warmth, and everyday storytelling.

Rafal Iturriaga Neumann is serving 515 years across 42 convictions for dictatorship-era human rights crimes, including Operation Condor and Colombo and his role at the torture sites Villa Grimaldi and "La Venda Sexy". Chile's Supreme Court also rejected petitions from retired Navy officers, noting they "have neither acknowledged nor expressed remorse for the tragic consequences of their crimes."

The ouster of Dina Boluarte has not cooled public anger in Peru: youth collectives, university students, and transport unions plan a nationwide strike on October 15 to demand structural change, denounce insecurity, and reject José Jerís legitimacy as president.

The book invites readers to reimagine Gabriela Mistral beyond myth and reductionism—as a political, intellectual, and strikingly contemporary author. The launch will be held October 15 at the Aula Magna of Universidad Alberto Hurtado, as part of the event "Other Complicit Words: Mistral, 80 Years After the Nobel".