Former member of Bolivia's National Liberation Army founded by Ernesto Guevara after the Cuban Revolution in the late 1960s, Nieves Ayress Moreno has long dedicated herself to organization and activism in the Bronx, New York, alongside the legendary Chilean revolutionary Victor Toro.

Under this simplistic logic, the surgeon who opens a chest to save a life is equated with the hitman who stabs in an alley; both wield a knife and spill blood. Through this distortion, the author seeks to erase the profound ethical and political chasm between fascism and communism.

Alejandrina Tobar, Acting Director of the INDH, firmly refutes the claims of far-right MP Johannes Kaiser, asserting, "The INDH does not defend criminals" and emphasizes the necessity of verified information amidst a wave of misinformation affecting public discourse in Chile.

The President announced that the country will contribute to UNICEF through the Chile Fund Against Hunger and Poverty managed by the International Development Cooperation Agency (AGCID), which currently operates in Cuba. The government reiterated its rejection and condemnation of any unilateral measures or sanctions, especially those that directly affect the living conditions of the people.

In anticipation of the upcoming transition of power, the DGAC has established a one-kilometer drone exclusion zone around the Santa Mónica estate, where the president-elect is vacationing.

According to calculations by the New York Times, Trump has garnered over 1.4 billion dollars during the first year of his second term, a figure that diminishes in comparison to estimates from the New Yorker, which suggests that number has already surpassed 4 billion dollars.

In recent years, the left has faded as a viable political alternative, losing touch with the social pain and emotional realities that once defined its engagement with the electorate.

Incoming Energy Minister Ximena Rincón has distanced herself from the current government's electricity rate hike proposal, stating that the plan will be reviewed before any commitment is made.

The closure of 'Sismografía del Cuerpo' has sparked a battle for artistic freedom in the capital of Biobío. With Héctor Muñoz (Christian Social Party) —an evangelical pastor linked to 'Eagles of Jesus'— at the helm, an exhibitor claims censorship and highlights a lack of dialogue.

Jorge Quiroz, the forthcoming Finance Minister of Chile, faces scrutiny as evidence emerges linking him to defenses of companies found guilty of serious collusion practices, according to an investigation by CIPER.