The artist showcases a series of works constructed from discarded security cameras, circuit boards, wires, and bars in her exhibition at Judas Gallery, blending themes of technological surveillance, religiosity, and the nearly divine attributes we ascribe to machines. The exhibition is open until October 10 at Pasaje Gálvez 167, Cerro Concepción, Valparaíso.

The debate is not about preventing individuals from practicing martial arts; instead, it raises questions about how, who, and under what criteria a secular, public state institution, with a student organization supposedly linked to social consciousness, offers its facilities for an activity historically associated with military and police training linked to Zionism, and worse, for decades connected to an extermination plan of an entire people, claimed the informational account Magallanes Rebelde.

The Union of Professionals of the pharmacy chain described the layoffs as a form of intimidation toward their more than 800 members. "Since Farmacias Ahumada was acquired by Chilean investors, we have had to confront a number of anti-union measures, breaches of the collective contract, and other labor violations that have affected our members," stated the union president, Viviana Castañeda.

"Víctor Jara y los siete estados. Una obra inconclusa" is the title of the book that Félix Cárdenas, director of the Orquesta Andina PUCV, will present in Santiago and Valparaíso. This research reconstructs the history of the ballet "Los siete estados" by choreographer Patricio Bunster, whose music was created by Jara and composer Celso Garrido-Lecca. Cárdenas uncovered unreleased recordings of Jara composed for this show in Peru, which never premiered due to the bombing of La Moneda and the murder of the Chilean musician.

Under the direction and co-starring of Cons Gallardo Vásquez, this film delves into the life of Marcelina, a machi wrongfully accused of a crime. Beginning October 22, the film will reach theaters from Arica to Punta Arenas, thanks to the Miradoc Estrenos distribution program.

At the III World Summit on Small-Scale Fisheries, the FAO faced backlash from indigenous women and artisanal fishing organizations after promoting industrial aquaculture as superior to traditional fishing.

As 53 years have passed since the coup d'état against President Salvador Allende in 1973, 13 individuals convicted of crimes against humanity during the military dictatorship remain fugitives from justice.

Socialist lawmakers Daniel Manouchehri and Daniella Cicardini have urged President José Antonio Kast to openly condemn the 1973 Coup d'État and the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet, highlighting the ongoing need for accountability and remembrance.

Cuba has condemned the energy blockade implemented by US President Donald Trump, labeling it a "genocidal act" that severely impacts the living conditions of the population and especially affects hospitals on the island, where surgeries are conducted using cell phone lights to attend to patients.

In a shocking revelation, former Supreme Court Minister Ángela Vivanco admitted to deleting crucial evidence from her phone just prior to her arrest, indicating potential intent to obscure information related to an ongoing bribery and money laundering investigation.