The Copiaport-E project involves the construction of large-scale infrastructure, including "dredging of the bay, increased maritime traffic, underwater noise, artificial lighting, and ongoing industrial activity," detailed the organization.
Lonko Guillermo Ñirripil faces a second trial in Temuco starting Wednesday for extortion amidst claims of judicial persecution. The prosecution seeks 8 and 7-year prison sentences. Mapuche communities criticize the redundancy of the process, highlighting a recent change in prosecutors from Enrique Vásquez—a controversial figure linked to the ‘Hurricane’ and ‘Hermosilla’ cases—to Miguel Ángel Velásquez.
The Urgent Action Fund LAC condemns the racist attack against Lonko Clementina Lepío during the Wiñoy Tripantu celebration in Chiloé. The ancestral authority received death threats and insults. The organization demands an investigation, protective measures, and state guarantees for the exercise of indigenous rights.
In a compelling discussion on energy policy, Alexei Kulapin, Director General of the Russian Energy Agency, emphasized the need for a rational energy transition approach, advocating for the maintenance of hydrocarbons alongside an increased share of renewable energy sources.
Latin American nations are enhancing their focus on the informational agenda of BRICS while strengthening media integration within the group through the partnership of TV BRICS and the Latin American Television Network (TAL).
El Salvador is witnessing an authoritarian shift that undermines democratic foundations, following a constitutional reform approved by the Assembly, entirely dominated by the ruling party, which removes limits on presidential reelection, allowing Nayib Bukele to potentially remain in power indefinitely.
A recent poll delivered a significant blow to Donald Trump, showing that most American citizens believe there are sufficient grounds to initiate an impeachment process against him.
In a bid to alleviate financial distress among families in Chile, Deputy Daniel Manouchehri and Senator Daniella Cicardini are launching a comprehensive Agenda to Protect Indebted Families, addressing the staggering debt crisis affecting millions.
The Santiago Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of a retired teacher, ordering the Ministry of Education to respond within five days concerning a long-pending request related to historic salary debts owed to educators.
The Large Hadron Collider has officially begun its longest shutdown yet in preparation for significant upgrades, leading to ten times more collision power by 2030, marking a transformative chapter in particle physics.