Authorities and rescue teams successfully evacuated 45 individuals isolated by heavy snowfall in the Atacama Mountain Range, while efforts continue to locate one missing woman.

The Second Chamber of the Supreme Court has confirmed sentences against two former police officers for their roles in the execution of two young men during the 1973 coup in Chile, underscoring the ongoing fight against impunity for crimes against humanity.

Michelle Bachelet participated in her inaugural debate for the Secretary-General of the United Nations today, following the decision by José Antonio Kast's government to withdraw its support for her candidacy, previously announced by former president Gabriel Boric's administration.

Alicia Lira, the prominent president of the Association of Families of Executed Politicals, has been honored with the 2026 National Human Rights Prize.

Lawyer Luis Hermosilla is set for a formal charge on October 26 for serious offenses including aggravated bribery, corruption, and breach of confidentiality, as part of an investigation linked to former prosecutor Manuel Guerra.

The Serene ensemble breaks geographical boundaries with their first live tour, betting on immersive textures and decentralized expansion across the region.

A valuable documentary exhibition reveals the groundbreaking impact of Vicente Huidobro and Sara Malvar, repositioning the visual and critical legacy of these artists within the Latin American cultural landscape.

This video offers a look at the current situation in La Guaira, Venezuela, following the recent earthquakes.

The challenge for filmmakers from the Global South is not merely about creating films but understanding the context from which they are made. In non-hegemonic communities, there lies the potential to challenge the monopoly of images and forge alternative perspectives. This effort goes beyond presenting an alternative narrative; it aims to dismantle colonial logics that have historically reduced certain territories to objects of observation rather than subjects of their own history.

Cardinal Fernando Chomalí's backing of the controversial 'Listen to Your Heart' bill raises significant ethical issues, particularly regarding women's rights and the sanctity of human dignity.