The Honorary Doctorate awarded by the National Autonomous University of Mexico to former President Michelle Bachelet is a recognition of her leadership and distinguished trajectory in the defense of democracy, human rights, public education, and equality in its broadest sense.

The Supreme Court's decision was based on the seriousness and credibility of the evidence questioning the effectiveness of the parliamentary advisory role of the current deputy and elected senator, who is being investigated by the Public Prosecutor's Office as a perpetrator of tax fraud.

According to a CBS News/YouGov survey, three out of four Americans believe Trump would need Congressional approval before undertaking any military action in Venezuela, a requirement that is shared by more than half of Republican respondents.

Former DC congressman testified for six hours, revealing unprecedented details such as a call from jail he received from Lagos and Vargas to prepare a false declaration to disguise the payment of a bribe to the former Supreme Minister, as well as the favors his former partners allegedly provided to both Ángela Vivanco and Diego Simpertigue during the processing of the CBM/Codelco case.

The mobilization occurred as part of the 38th Plurinational Gathering of Women, Lesbians, Transvestites, Trans, Bisexuals, Intersex, and Non-Binary individuals, where a retreat in gender and diversity public policies under Javier Milei's government was denounced.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro broke with the final statement of COP 30 on his X account, accusing climate summits of becoming mere "spectacles" and calling for a "revolution of humanity against fossil capital" in light of the risk of climate collapse.

Socialist parliamentarians approached the Public Ministry to request an investigation into the alleged payment of $1.7 million from conservative Sergio Yáber to Congressman Cristián Araya, who is linked to Carolina Araya, chief of staff to José Antonio Kast and one of his closest advisers.

Recent projections indicate that the Mapuche people make up about 34% of the population in the Araucanía Region, with their electoral roll around 30%. This context underscores the significance of four widely recognized candidates from this indigenous nation securing over 21% of the regional vote collectively.

The Defend Patagonia campaign demands that candidates Kast and Jara break their silence regarding the dozens of diver deaths in salmon farms, which occurred due to inhumane working conditions. They challenge their inaction and call for public commitments to real oversight, effective sanctions, and a law that dignifies the protection of these workers.

The Valdivia Environmental Court has suspended the environmental authorization for the Salmones Antártica aquaculture project, deeming it outdated and a risk to the San Pedro/Wazalafken River. This measure, celebrated by local and mapuche communities, halts construction while a lawsuit is pursued to annul it permanently.