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Although humans have reached, dominated and left their mark on most of the wildest and most remote places on the planet, there are still pockets that can be considered virgin lands. Enclaves in which the essence of nature remains virtually untouched and the presence of people is almost anecdotal. Patagonia, Antarctica, the Namibian desert, Greenland and the South Island of New Zealand have wild magic at the moment. The Five are five places whose…

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Just on the eve of the fifth anniversary of the outbreak of 18-O, when the bases of some emblematic high schools have called for “a week of turmoil” and when left-wing groups call for demonstrators to “the people's uprising against the model” for today, October 18, an activity that some of those same organizations called for the weekend before these days is striking: “Psychological first aid. It fits in the context of mobilizations and protests.…

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“Arrange in the context of mobilization”: the classes of the demonstrators on the eve of 18-O so that they know how to “fight”

The ability of President Gabriel Boric's government to inflict self-harm never ceases to amaze. The resignation of Undersecretary of the Interior Manuel Monsalve following an accusation of rape made by a trusted official of that Ministry is a new bucket of cold water for a government that, since day one, has shown abundant evidence of lack of professionalism, improvisation and delay in dealing with crises. Although it's easy to get used to this …

Navia and the Monsalve case: The government of unforced errors

Another Friday, October 18. Many will celebrate it, others will continue to learn lessons and many Chileans will wonder if the Metro will work, their concern is to get home in a context where urban violence has a large part of the population afraid. Five years ago, a path of no return began towards an institutional deterioration that today has Chile in jeopardy. Police and soldiers were reviled in the streets while the young leaders who govern u…

Five years and so?

The fifth anniversary of today's outbreak has given rise to many reports, opinion columns, polls and other reactions that deserve careful consideration. Some points worth highlighting for me have been the profound change of opinion of the majority of Chileans against the outbreak. According to one of the surveys (B&W-El Mercurio 13-10-4), only 1% feel a clearly positive emotion when they remember the outburst, 15% feel hope and 84% feel mainly f…

Landing lessons from the outbreak

Today marks five years since the social outbreak that began as a protest against an increase of 30 pesos in the price of the Metro ticket but which, shortly after, turned into a protest against the entire situation in Chile. At the same time, overwhelmed by crime and terrorism, that explosion became a machine of destruction with the results that we all know and from which we can't recover. A social process of this magnitude does not spring from …

It's not 30 pesos, it's 30 years (of hypocrisy)

Personnel from the 50th Police Station of San Joaquín recovered two vehicles that were being ordered for theft in a building in the town of La Legua, in the commune of San Joaquín. This, after the owner of one of the vehicles reported the violent theft of his vehicle. Thanks to GPS tracking, it was possible to find the location of the car in a town in the La Legua sector, the institution indicated. Thus, personnel from the Special Operations Gro…

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Carabineros recovers two vehicles ordered for theft in the town of La Legua: GPS revealed the location of one of the mobile phones - La Tercera

THE SUN OF IQUIQUE Social outburst is like a deep scar, impossible to erase or hide. No matter how hard we try to hide it, it's always there, reminding us of what caused it. It bothers us, it hurts us. The political class, both centre-left and right, takes refuge in that fragile memory of citizenship.  As the months and years pass, as usually happens with uncomfortable historical facts, they begin to soften. Suddenly, Piñera is portrayed as a “d…

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Courtesy photo Pilgrims from different parts of the country walked 17 miles to the shrine of St. Teresa of the Andes, where the archbishop of Santiago, Fernando Chomali, offered the Eucharist. The Oct. 13 pilgrimage to the shrine of St. Teresa of the Andes is a tradition in Chile.

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More Than 50,000 Chilean Youth Make Pilgrimage to Shrine of St. Teresa of the Andes

Chilean author Alia Trabucco Zerán has written an intense novel about the kind of deep down rot that lingers, despite the most vigorous scrubbing.

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A housemaid is suspected of killing a child in 'Clean,' a novel about class and power

As if it were his third surname, the word 'influential' has accompanied Sergio Muñoz Gajardo (67) for the almost twenty years that the judge would serve in 2025 in the Chilean Supreme Court, where he marked a work style and a jurisprudence, controversial for some and innovative and progressive for others, since he joined the highest court in 2005, most of them as president of the constitutional chamber. That year, the socialist president Ricardo…

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