In the notice, the agency led by Dorothy Pérez requests both Desbordes and the Education Superintendency to report the effective actions they have taken to address violence in educational institutions, the measures to protect workers, and ensure that students can develop their learning appropriately.

The results of the Colombia Opina poll, conducted by Invamer, revealed a strengthening of the progressive movement, positioning Senator Iván Cepeda —victor of the Pacto Histórico consultation held on October 26— at the forefront of the presidential race in Colombia, thanks to majority support from citizens for Gustavo Petro's administration, which prioritizes life, social justice, and dignity.

A citizen complaint submitted to Sernapesca and forwarded to the Maritime Governor of Puerto Montt exposes alleged polluting practices and unauthorized operations of two barges serving the salmon industry. Claims include illegal discharges of wastewater into the sea and unauthorized fuel deliveries, endangering the ecosystem and safety of production.

In ten years, the tourism market of BRICS countries could potentially double. What challenges does the hospitality industry face, and what might impede its growth? Read about it in the TV BRICS report.

The seasonally adjusted series—which removes seasonal and calendar effects—rose by 0.7% compared to September 2025, accumulating a 2.5% increase over twelve months.

"The results we have seen only strengthen my need to communicate more vigorously the common points we share with Franco. We both share a central concern: the high cost of living in our country and the need to ease the financial burden on families," stated the candidate from Unidad por Chile.

Argentinian teacher federations have called for a week-long national strike in opposition to the lack of execution of the law ensuring funding for the sector. They warned that, without its full implementation, the 2026 academic cycle will not begin.

The former Colombian president and ex-UNASUR secretary denounced "improper interventions by foreign governments and presidents that undermine the sovereignty and the right of the Honduran people to choose their next president."

An investigation based on banking records and judicial documents reveals a network of favors, payments, and hiring practices involving conservator Sergio Yáber and senators Matías Walker and Sergio Gahona, amid ongoing discussions in Parliament for key notarial reforms. Both lawmakers rented apartments from Yáber in Coquimbo with irregular payments, and one received a $4 million check. These connections were not declared during legislative discussions.

Rixi Moncada called to stay "on your feet" until 100% of the ballots are counted and urged vigilance in the election scrutiny in Honduras, amid allegations of foreign interference and the open support of Donald Trump for candidate Nasry Asfura.