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When Will Competence Define Who Works in Chile’s Cities?

It is urgent to bring greater transparency to public job competitions, especially at the municipal level.

Decimated by genocide in the 19th century, the indigenous group is currently reviving, thanks to efforts to reconstruct personal histories.

We are still waiting for your photos for this year’s Havana Times contest. You have until September 15th to send in your entries.

The realities in Chile’s municipalities are troubling to those of us to who consider the care of dogs and cats fundamental.

Those who have opted for gradual changes were more successful, while those who chose abrupt radical projects failed.

Chilean authorities should drop charges against journalists Daniel Labbe & Josefa Barraza and ensure reporters can work without restrictions.

The lack of water threatens the existence of family farming in Chile, as it forces farmers to reconvert and migrate.

Given the significant influence of the care economy, it is crucial that Latin American governments implement policies to combat inequality.

The pattern is clear: as is also the case in Europe, when safer routes are closed off, people start taking riskier ones.

Chile is the most convincing exception. Gabriel Boric has supported Ukraine since the beginning of the Russian invasion.