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  1. Criteria: 59% believe the social uprising was negative for Chile

    Seven years after October 18, positive views of the uprising have risen for the first time since 2020, reaching 41%, according to the Criteria poll.

    Politics · By Sofía Herrera

  2. Macron rejects his interior minister's resignation following unrest in France

    Laurent Núñez took responsibility for the violence that left nearly 2,400 people detained, but the Élysée asked him to remain in charge of the police.

    World · By Lucía Campos

  3. Lautaro Carmona defends October 18 demands seven years after social unrest

    The Communist Party leader urged people not to view October 18 solely through the lens of violence and rejected pardons for those convicted of crimes against humanity.

    Politics · By Sofía Herrera

    Hoz y Martillo Partido Comunista Chileno (Acción Proletaria)
  4. Prosecutor’s Office investigates death of 16-year-old girl in an Independencia tenement

    Prosecutor Nicolás Núñez said they have not ruled out any hypothesis and that the mother has yet to give a statement to investigators.

    Crime · By Cristóbal Araya

  5. Minister Arrau promises sanctions after unrest on anniversary of social uprising

    The public security minister reported around 30 arrests and six police officers injured, and said the evidence is already with prosecutors.

    National · By Andrés Figueroa

    Official portrait of Martín Arrau as Minister of Public Security
  6. Unauthorized October 18 march leaves 29 detained and six police officers injured

    Minister Martín Arrau called for those detained to face justice following incidents on the Alameda marking the anniversary of the social uprising.

    Crime · By Cristóbal Araya

    Official portrait of Martín Arrau as Minister of Public Security
  7. Arrau condemns October 18 unrest in Santiago as 29 arrested

    The Minister of Public Security called for those arrested to face justice and said the government would not allow further acts of violence.

    Politics · By Sofía Herrera

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