Recent revelations have exposed a network of far-right connections involving Argentine operator Fernando Cerimedo, Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori, and Chilean leader José Antonio Kast, uncovering a complex web of political influences and interactions that spans across Latin America.

The new Hungarian Government is actively pursuing the financial trails linked to former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, investigating significant transfers to the Political Network for Values (PNfV), previously led by José Antonio Kast.

A recent survey reveals that 62% of Chileans believe that bots significantly influence election outcomes, amid the ongoing controversy surrounding political consultant Fernando Cerimedo.

Jorge Berríos exposes the maneuvers undertaken by Máximo Pacheco's administration to mask the negative figures of the state-owned company, aiming to present positive results for the year 2025. To achieve this, it was crucial to conclude the controversial partnership with SQM at all costs before the end of that year.

Javier Milei's recent visit to Chile sparked controversy as he attempted to glorify Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship, raising alarms about the growing influence of far-right movements in Latin America.

Jecar Nehgme Cristi, a leader of the MIR, proposed a significant break from the guardianship of Chile's political transition, advocating for social resistance, self-defense, and grassroots mobilization, ultimately facing state-sponsored violence culminating in his assassination before the pivotal elections of 1989.

The influence of Jaime Guzmán on the contemporary Chilean right was discussed in depth at the Madrid Forum, where key figures debated the categorization of rightist movements and the historical underpinnings that shape them today.

The Supreme Court has accepted a cassation appeal and annulled the ruling issued by the Navy's Martial Court, directing the submission of evidence regarding an open case against a member of this military institution for drug consumption to the Public Prosecutor's Office.

With just 48 hours left before the march to Valparaíso organized by the Chilean Teachers' Association, the Pro Association for Employees of the National Board of Kindergarten Schools (Aprojunji) announced its support for the demonstration, bringing the total number of participating unions to eight.

The rapid advancements in artificial intelligence raise critical concerns as its creators acknowledge they often lack a full understanding of how it operates and its implications.