Chile Archives - Page 26 of 34

That Wasn’t Funny! Sexist Jokes and Masculinity

A joke isn’t only intended to draw laughter. It can be a sophisticated way to communicate prejudices, sexual attitudes, & hidden intentions.

I wonder why men, even though many of them are devoted to their own mothers, forget that the mothers of their children fulfill the same role.

We are saddened by the news of the death today of Chilean journalist Francisca Sandoval, shot while covering a demonstration on May 1st.

Today we face a phenomenon that, from another dimension, threatens human life and causes the disappearances of species daily.

The latest triumph in this constant struggle the pro women’s rights groups in Chile have waged came a few weeks ago when…

President Boric and I as foreign minister have released statements and we are very attentive to the situation in Nicaragua…

Our meals, our prayers, our stories and memories, our celebrations… Everything revolves around our Salvadoran and Chilean identities.

Francisca Sandoval, covering the demonstration for the local community broadcaster Canal Señal 3 La Victoria, remains in critical condition

I celebrate the approval of an article like this one. It opens us up to great international challenges and cross-border cooperation…

Absence/Presence was the latest performance by artist Janet Toro on the esplanade of the Museum of Memory & Human Rights in Santiago, Chile.