In an interview with La Mañanera, journalist and co-host of Amor América on Radio del Sur, Boris Teillier stated that far-right opposition leader María Corina "does not have a real organized social support base" and that Donald Trump's recent statements have once again exposed his objective to seize Venezuela's oil and natural resources.

In an extensive document analyzing President Boric's administration, the former minister described how "the enormous efforts of the government spokesperson were often rendered completely powerless within the media ecosystem, amplified by social networks that work as echo chambers."

MP Roberto Celedón reached out to the Ministry of Transport after rural transport unions announced the end, starting January 1, of discounted fares for students and seniors in the Maule Region, affecting thousands in areas lacking mobility alternatives.

In light of elections marked by uncertainty, technical irregularities, counting delays, fraud allegations, and foreign interference from Donald Trump, the President of Honduras demanded that the National Electoral Council (CNE) review the results vote by vote to ensure that the citizens' decision is respected.

Lawyer Mauricio Daza argued, "It is evident that ministers who have acknowledged requesting favors from Manuel Guerra to benefit their nominations for judicial positions are not in an objective position of impartiality to resolve the chapter complaint against that ex-prosecutor, who is accused of corruption."

The agreement includes a series of additional measures aimed at strengthening labor conditions and providing greater job security in the public sector.

Between 2023 and 2024, the General Directorate of Pawn Credit (DICREP), known as Tía Rica, permitted repeated transactions exceeding $7 billion annually and registered 1,681 individuals with criminal records who pawned goods worth $1.507 billion without the service filing any reports or providing information to authorities.

More than 60 individuals representing 50 social organizations from across the country gathered in Santiago to strengthen collective strategies against deregulation, privatization, and the commodification of nature. This meeting, organized by the Latin American Observatory of Environmental Conflicts (OLCA), focused on issues such as water protection, biodiversity, environmental education, human rights, and feminism.

"Kayser," by writer and journalist Francisca Palma Arriagada, explores through poetry the events of October 20, 2019, when Yoshua Osorio, Julián Pérez, Andrés Ponce, Luis Salas, and Manuel Muga were found burned in the Kayser warehouse in Renca. Published by Oxímoron Ediciones, the poetry collection will be available at the upcoming edition of La Furia del Libro.

The concert will feature songs from their discography and offer a preview of their upcoming album titled "Melancolías y Rebeliones."