A ruling from the Federal Court of Catamarca has mandated the immediate restoration of 130,000 non-contributory pensions that were withheld across the country. This action responds to a collective amparo filed by organizations defending the rights of individuals with disabilities.

The court ruled that the facts "constitute the crime of qualified homicide (…), with the first circumstance of premeditation, as several young men, including the accused, killed a defenseless elderly victim, who was repeatedly beaten on the head while on the ground without provoking or defending himself."

A groundbreaking initiative to enhance food sovereignty has been launched in the Valparaíso region, creating a network of urban gardens across seven communes to foster community resilience and sustainable agriculture.

As is tradition at the festival, this Saturday, November 22, at 9:00 PM, there will be a new free outdoor screening at Paseo Bulnes featuring "Ghost Elephants" by legendary German director Werner Herzog.

The play critically explores aging through the real stories of its actors. It will have a new season on November 28, 29, 30, and December 5, 6, 7, at the gallery of CA660 at the CorpArtes Foundation.

Sergio Torres Flores, an astronomer from the University of La Serena, reiterated that protecting this resource is essential for maintaining the leadership that Chile has achieved in the field of astronomy worldwide.

Colombia's GDP recorded its largest quarterly increase of the year, consolidating a recovery trend.

In a conversation on La Mañanera, academic and ecosocialist activist Rodrigo Andrade dismissed claims that Chile is recognized as the "first ecological state in the world" during COP 30, stating, "That does not exist, I believe that is a funny political slogan."

The law standardizes the crime of extortion across all 32 federal entities, closing legal loopholes that have enabled impunity for years. This uniform legal framework will facilitate a coordinated and effective national response, establishing penalties of up to 42 years in prison for those who commit this crime.

A volatile, hyper-connected, and decisive electorate: this is how Chilean youth votes today, representing nearly one-third of the electoral roll and showing an increasing inclination towards right-wing candidates, in line with a global trend.