Satellite tracking of Tuta, a humpback whale, reveals her significant journey connecting Peru, Chile, and Antarctica, reinforcing the importance of international collaboration in marine conservation.
National celebrations are a time to honor our traditions, and the paya is a vital part of our cultural heritage. It is unfortunate that President José Antonio Kast has referenced it in his inaugural speech at the fondas in a manner that, in my view, misinterprets this traditional expression.
The Fifth Chamber of the Santiago Court of Appeals has unanimously ruled that the government must compensate sisters M.G.R.Z. and M.P.R.Z. with a total of $90 million for the moral and psychological damages resulting from their detention and torture by CNI agents in 1987.
In a significant setback for British centralism, leading independence and sovereignty movements from Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland have forged a self-determination pact.
The Plurinational Legislative Assembly of Bolivia approved the extension of the state of exception for 90 days early Thursday morning, amidst rising political tensions and large-scale protests characterized by the slogan “empty pots,” which reject the economic reforms proposed by the government of Rodrigo Paz.
Bárbara Figueroa, Secretary-General of the Communist Party, has sharply criticized the Kast administration after 47 officials resigned within just six months, attributing this crisis to a significant failure in governance.
The State Defense Council (CDE) has filed a criminal complaint against former Santiago Appeals Court Minister Antonio Ulloa, alleging his involvement in a network aimed at influencing judicial appointments and decisions amid ongoing investigations into potential bribery and misconduct.