In the "Manifesto for a Chile with Dignified Housing and Safe Neighborhoods" addressed to Jara, community members issued a call "to create housing and urban policies grounded in common sense, active participation, and a long-term outlook, where organizations play an active role in solutions rather than merely observing the process."

High energy and CO₂ costs are putting pressure on the German chemical industry, according to reports from German media. Ineos, BP, Shell, and Evonik announce closures or sales.

The Animal Rights and Defense Foundation has filed a lawsuit for mistreatment against Jumbo, alleging that live lobsters are kept in small, dirty tanks and even boiled at the point of sale. The legal action has been accepted for processing.

Carrying banners and chanting slogans like "Biobío without mining" and "Out with Aclara," hundreds of local residents and members of various social and environmental organizations protested to defend their territory and oppose the controversial rare earth project.

The latest survey from Criteria confirms that Jeannette Jara, the candidate from Unidad por Chile, continues to lead in the presidential race, maintaining a strong voter intention.

The Venezuelan government reported the capture of a group of mercenaries with direct ties to the U.S. intelligence agency, enabling evidence of an ongoing false flag attack from border waters with Trinidad and Tobago, or from Trinidadian or Venezuelan territory, aimed at instigating a military confrontation with the Caribbean nation.

With a voter turnout of 67.85%, the lowest since 1983, La Libertad Avanza (LLA) secures a national victory, poised to hold one-third of the legislative seats essential for sustaining vetoes and negotiating reforms; this outcome coincides with Donald Trump's conditional backing.

Lawmakers linked to the interests of the salmon industry are pushing to reform the Lafkenche Law, citing abuses in the Indigenous Marine Coastal Spaces (ECMPO). However, official data confirms zero complaints over the past 17 years, demonstrating that this offensive is unfounded and is described as an orchestrated and racist attack that violates indigenous rights and benefits a polluting sector.

Ecoceanos reports that the Chilean salmon industry has the highest workplace mortality rate globally, with 83 workers losing their lives since 2013. In a recent column, its director, Juan Carlos Cárdenas, reveals the precarious conditions behind record exports, blaming prioritization of profits, labor precarity, and weak government regulation.

Ecoceanos reports that the Chilean salmon industry has the highest global occupational mortality rate, with 83 workers dying since 2013. Director Juan Carlos Cárdenas highlights in a column the precarious conditions behind record exports, blaming profit prioritization, labor precariousness, and weak state oversight.