A crucial point amid the current war of aggression against this Western Asian country is that Iran has not engaged in any military incursions in the modern era. It has neither initiated war against its neighbors nor destabilizing attacks, leading us to question: Why, then, this bellicosity from the hegemonic and arrogant powers against Iran?
Original article: A 50 años del golpe en Argentina: Presentan historieta sobre el poeta hijo de japoneses, Juan Carlos Higa Akamine (Hiroshi), secuestrado y desaparecido en 1977 Fifty years after the military coup in Argentina, writer and lawyer Julián Axat has created a comic using Artificial Intelligence resources, based on the unpublished poems of Juan […]
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel addressed the island's energy crisis, confirmed ongoing talks with U.S. officials, and reiterated that the U.S. economic blockade is the primary reason for the difficulties faced by the Cuban population during a public appearance on Friday.
A recent survey reveals that 71% of Argentinians reject the military dictatorship, coinciding with President Javier Milei's attempts to downplay the regime's violent past as a denialist push faces overwhelming public opposition.
According to a report from CELAG, Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa exhibits authoritarian tendencies aimed at undermining opponents while the economy shows troubling signs of drug trafficking-related money laundering.
In a strategic alliance, Presidents Lula, Petro, and Sheinbaum engage in high-level discussions to strengthen CELAC against right-wing influences in Latin America.
Original article: Irán: Agresiones desde múltiples frentes By Pablo Jofré Leal, International Journalist and Analyst Iran, one of the oldest civilizations in the world, is currently under siege. This nation has maintained its territorial integrity for over five centuries, with no superpower that has not attempted to invade it at some point. A multiethnic and […]
As tensions between the U.S. and Iran escalate, reports suggest Tehran may retaliate against American territory, but evidence supporting the notion of a planned attack on California remains unsubstantiated.
The resulting materials can be used in supercapacitors, devices that can store and release energy quickly, which are in high demand in electronics, transportation, and energy storage systems.
The long-standing conflict in Gaza has escalated, now impacting Tel Aviv, where fear grips the streets as Iranian missiles and drones strike the city, marking a significant shift in regional dynamics.
In a harsh condemnation, Cuba's Ambassador to Chile, Óscar Cornelio Oliva, accused U.S. President Donald Trump's administration of committing a crime against humanity through a recent oil blockade that has plunged Cuba into a power and humanitarian crisis.
Original article: Revueltas, feminismos y anticolonialismo: U. de Chile abre convocatoria a diplomado sobre pensamiento crítico University of Chile Launches Diploma Program on Critical Thought, Feminisms, and Anti-Colonialism The Faculty of Philosophy and Humanities at the University of Chile has opened applications for the 2026 Diploma in Latin American Critical Thought. This initiative aims to […]
Néstor González Durán, an academic and coordinator of the Psychological Care Center (Capsi) at the University of La Serena, explained that "real hunger is gradual, accepts various foods, and disappears when one is satisfied; emotional hunger is sudden, specific—usually seeking ultra-processed foods—and persists even after eating because the underlying issue remains."
A member of the Communist Party was 54 years old at the time of his abduction. He was a dairy product salesman and a driver, and at the moment of his detention, he was traveling with his son on a vehicle on Avenida Departamental in Santiago. As a result of these events, three former DINA agents were sentenced in 2023 as perpetrators of the crime.
An audit found that 4 employees laid off 'by mutual agreement' received severance payments exceeding 100 million pesos, despite such reason not permitting those payments. Furthermore, some were immediately re-employed in the same position. The findings have been forwarded to the Public Prosecutor’s Office and the State Defense Council.
"Granting a pardon in cases of grave human rights violations before at least a substantial part of the sentence has been served undermines these obligations and may lead to international liability for the State," warned the Institute.
