A memorial plaque commemorating the victims of human rights violations at Tobalaba Aerodrome was stolen shortly after its installation, prompting an outcry from the Aeródromo Tobalaba Memorial Group (AMAT), who vow to continue their fight for truth and justice.

The administration of José Antonio Kast has spent over $264 million on various purchases, including meats, metal pins, and desk flags, according to findings by Fast Check CL.

The administration led by José Antonio Kast has seen a significant turnover, with 49 officials departing from their roles in just six months, including the recent resignation of Coquimbo's Energy Secretary over academic qualifications.

In a thought-provoking discussion, Argentine lawyer Claudia Rocca asserts that Latin America is experiencing a neocolonial process, emphasizing the role of lawfare in judicial persecution, particularly in the case of Daniel Jadue, the former Recoleta mayor.

Original article: El peligroso rearme militar de Trump en Latinoamérica Under the «Shield of the Americas» doctrine, Washington has intensified its military cooperation with Chile and Argentina in 2026, securing deals for modernizing F-16 fighters, the purchase of armored vehicles and helicopters, while redirecting $52 million from Europe and the Middle East to four aligned […]

The Consul General of Chile in Bolivia, Roberto Ruiz, announced that President José A. Kast will visit Bolivia for an official trip in October, marking a historic first visit by a Chilean President in decades.

A report from the Argentine media outlet El Destape revealed that, according to a study by consulting firm Politikón Chaco, Corrientes province saw the closure of 489 employer businesses in the past 12 months, marking a decline that is double the national average.

Satellite tracking of Tuta, a humpback whale, reveals her significant journey connecting Peru, Chile, and Antarctica, reinforcing the importance of international collaboration in marine conservation.

National celebrations are a time to honor our traditions, and the paya is a vital part of our cultural heritage. It is unfortunate that President José Antonio Kast has referenced it in his inaugural speech at the fondas in a manner that, in my view, misinterprets this traditional expression.

The Fifth Chamber of the Santiago Court of Appeals has unanimously ruled that the government must compensate sisters M.G.R.Z. and M.P.R.Z. with a total of $90 million for the moral and psychological damages resulting from their detention and torture by CNI agents in 1987.