When the daily commute transforms from a chore into a peaceful segment of the day, cities awaken. In Santiago, Chile, a fleet of Chinese-made electric buses and completely digitalized systems have significantly improved the mobility of its residents.

On Tuesday, China's Ministry of Commerce released a document addressing criticisms of its manufacturing sector, asserting that the industry's growth is fueled by innovation and competition, rather than excess capacity.

China's proposition to avoid falling into a "new historical injustice" extends beyond AI as simply a technology; it also revolves around who will set the global standards that will define its future. AI must be treated as a public good, echoing Xi Jinping's idea that no country should monopolize it.

Radio Bío Bío will appeal the ruling for arbitrary discrimination against Machi Millaray Huichalaf. However, the court did not challenge a single graphic resource, but rather the representation their reports created regarding her spiritual authority.

The tightening of U.S. government policies since Donald Trump's return to power in 2025 has turned Mexico into a 'forced waiting' zone for migrant children, raising serious concerns about their well-being.

Delcy Rodríguez's initial 200 days as interim president of Venezuela have focused on enhancing democracy and implementing initiatives to improve living standards, as highlighted by the government's recent report on national reconciliation and economic stability.

More than 60,000 children from Gaza have lost their father, mother, or both due to the genocide caused by the Israeli military aggression, according to the most recent official report presented by the Ministry of Health of the Palestinian enclave.

Among the key dissemination products is the documentary "Waters of Memory", an audiovisual work composed of territorial capsules that will explore municipalities such as Angol, Lautaro, Temuco, Melipeuco, Villarrica, and Pitrufquén.

In an incisive interview with Rodrigo Maureira, a prominent Chilean singer-songwriter, the conversation explores the political landscape shaped by neofascism, the societal role of art, and the enduring struggle for human dignity amid a shifting cultural climate in Chile.

In response to calls for the privatization of Codelco by Republican Party President Arturo Squella, the Chuquicamata Union is organizing a major rally on August 10 to defend the company's state ownership and the interests of Chilean copper.