Three emails from Jeffrey Epstein's files were released by Democrats on the House Oversight Committee, reopening the debate about the relationship between the late pedophile and Donald Trump, raising doubts about whether the US president was aware of the sexual abuses committed by the financier and his network.

Under the slogan "Solutions Come from the People," participants at the summit are advocating an agenda to defend the so-called lungs of the world and the sovereignty of traditional peoples against what they describe as "false solutions" to the global climate crisis.

With campaigns focused on security and employment, animal protection remains sidelined: only two candidates showcase clear measures, despite its significance for public health, environmental education, and sustainable development.

"By order of the Guarantee Court of Coyhaique, the Homicide Brigade of Coyhaique has detained Mauricio Ortega Ruiz to be re-admitted to the Preventive Detention Center of Puerto Aysén," the PDI reported late Wednesday.

Due to popular demand, only four performances of 'Tres Marías y una Rosa' are back from November 20 to 23, with varied timings: Thursday to Saturday at 20:30 and Sunday at 19:00. Meanwhile, 'Chola y Gitano' will headline the next Intimate Cycle on November 19 at 20:00.

In addition to her program featuring eight fundamental axes, the Broad Front candidate for Antofagasta proposes a transparent representation with citizen accountability, launching the "Plan Dar Cara."

“Let’s make our campaign based on embracing others instead of discrediting them,” said the center-left candidate at the Plaza de Maipú.

The delegation includes representatives from six territories, including Delia Núñez Véliz (Diaguita people), Yasna Marín Álvarez (Chango people), Myriam Yefi Jaramillo (Mapuche Williche people), Yohana Coñuecar Llancapani (Mapuche Williche people), Ingrid Echeverría Huequelef (Mapuche Williche people), and Haydée Águila Caro (Kawésqar people). The network also represents the voice of the Yagán people from the southernmost part of the continent.

Remarks made by the far-right candidate upset Jeannette Jara, the representative of Unidad por Chile, after he distorted her campaign slogan "Es Jara" and negatively associated it with various concepts against her.

Following the announcement from the Municipality of Santiago, the Ministry of Transport, and Serviu RM that Paseo Bandera would be repurposed for the RED public transport system, students from nine universities announced interventions to defend the pedestrian walkway: "We propose moving toward a planning process that includes all stakeholders involved in urban development," they stated in a release.