“Three people from different sectors told me it’s a fact: the right has pulled the curtain on Matthei, they’re all backing Kast—and business leaders think that would be very good,” the noted journalist revealed in a conversation on La Mañanera.

Less than a week after the operation against the Global Sumud Flotilla, the Freedom Flotilla coalition says Israel boarded nine boats in international waters, detained 145 volunteers, and cut live transmissions.

“We alert the country to alleged false-flag acts aimed at criminalizing the Indigenous and popular movement, diverting attention from Ecuador’s severe social, economic, and political crisis,” CONAIE said.

INE reported the CPI rose 0.4% in September and 4.4% year over year. Food and non-alcoholic beverages led gains, while telecommunications and international airfares helped moderate the reading.

The conservative majority of the U.S. Supreme Court signaled support for a Colorado Christian therapist who argues the state’s ban violates her First Amendment rights; a ruling striking down the law could leave thousands of LGBTQ+ minors unprotected nationwide.

Beyond her literary work, Portolés has built a visual practice at the Sagrada Mercancía gallery, where she presented an early version of Duermevela as a stainless-steel book-object accompanied by sculptural jewelry.

Terms such as “amigue, compañeres, niñe, todos y todas, alumn@,” “jóvenxs,” and “nosotrxs” will not be accepted under any circumstances in El Salvador’s public education establishments.

·The Cavalry School trainee was executed by an Army patrol during an alleged escape attempt in June 1975 in Quillota.

The lawmaker argued that by using an individual case to challenge the systematic state terrorism Chile endured under Pinochet, the right is engaging in “pure fascism.” “This is the world turned upside down, and we will not allow it. This is denialism that seeks to erase history. It is the indecency of a right wing that still calls it a ‘military government’ despite it being one of Latin America’s bloodiest dictatorships,” she said.

In an interview on La Mañanera, Mesina argued that by blaming the slowdown in employment on the 40-hour workweek and the increase in the minimum wage, Central Bank president Rossana Costa “stepped into the political arena during an election to benefit the sector that put her there—the UDI and the country’s right wing.”