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Santiago launches its first Metropolitan Plan with 120 initiatives through 2041
The plan creates a committee comprising the region's 52 mayors and prioritizes Metro, video surveillance, parks and urban subcenters over the next 15 years.
FECh marks 120 years with carnival and announces coordination against cuts
FECh president Laura Mlynarz criticized the reduction in core funding for state universities and announced mobilizations with Confech.
FECh marks 120 years with a carnival and criticizes cuts in the 2027 Budget
FECh president Laura Mlynarz questioned the end of computers for seventh graders and the reduction of base funding for state universities.
Boric acknowledges the left does not have a majority and calls for dialogue with those who think differently
At the University of Chile Student Federation's 120th anniversary, the former president urged his political camp to set aside internal disputes and persuade those who think differently to regain support.
Israel votes on October 27 with Netanyahu under judicial and political pressure
More than 7.3 million Israelis elect a new Knesset, where 61 of 120 seats are needed to form a government amid the war.
Boric urges the left to talk to those with different views to regain a majority
At the celebration of the University of Chile Student Federation's 120th anniversary, the former president said his political camp does not have a majority and must persuade those who think differently.
Two doctors charged over more than 21 thousand fake medical leave certificates ordered held in pretrial detention
The La Serena Guarantee Court set a 90-day investigation period for two doctors charged with selling medical leave certificates for between $70 thousand and $120 thousand.
Boric urges the left to persuade those who think differently, and La Moneda responds
Spokesperson Gonzalo Arenas asked the former president to show greater deference toward the Kast government and offer solutions instead of public criticism.
Netanyahu warns of "a second Holocaust" if he does not win Tuesday's election
The Israeli prime minister shared a post on X featuring an AI-generated nuclear explosion, and the opposition demanded restrictions on his social media use.
Israeli opposition marches in Tel Aviv against Netanyahu three days before elections
Families of former Gaza hostages called the protest and demanded an independent commission on the Hamas attack of October 2023.
Alexis Sánchez considers triggering his CF Montreal exit clause at the end of the year
Following his clash with Philippe Eullaffroy in the final against Forge, the Tocopilla native could leave the Canadian club despite having two seasons left on his contract.
Diesel rises $91.5 per liter, bringing total increase since late July to $401
93- and 97-octane gasoline prices have risen $183.44 over four consecutive increases, driven by international refined fuel prices and a dollar near $990.
Arenas asks Boric for "more respectful treatment" after his criticism at the University of Chile Student Federation
The presidential palace spokesperson asked the former president to offer his input by speaking with the authorities rather than criticizing as though he were campaigning.
Second judge recuses himself from preparations for Cathy Barriga's trial
The Public Defender's Office requested Judge Hugo Torres's removal over previous rulings in the case, and Judge Constanza Estay would take over the former mayor's hearing.
Dollar near $1,000 and fuel subsidy worry Finance Ministry
Minister Jorge Quiroz faces pressure from his own political camp to spend more, while unemployment reaches 9.6% and mining drags down the economy.
Governing coalition backs Quiroz after Sichel's criticism during 2027 Budget debate
Republicanos, UDI, RN and Evópoli defended the Finance Minister, while the mayor of Ñuñoa called for a political minister to act as a counterweight to him.
Sichel challenges Quiroz: change course or add a political minister to counterbalance him
The mayor of Ñuñoa blamed the Finance Minister's lack of empathy for the low approval of José Antonio Kast's government.
