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Chilean Congress Interpels the Chancellor for the Country's Accession to the Shield of the Americas

The Congress of Chile made an appeal to Chancellor Francisco Pérez. During the session, the head of Chilean diplomacy answered questions about the conduct of the foreign policy of the Government of José Antonio Kast, including Chile's adherence to the so-called Shield of the Americas. The Chancellor indicated that no treaty was signed and the approval of the Chilean Congress was not necessary. From Santiago, our correspondent Alberto Peña gives us more details.

World

Paris inaugurates its monumental 'City of Cinema'

In Carrousel de las Artes, we tell you about this new cultural space that will operate in an old power plant, renewed for the seventh art to dialogue with other disciplines such as music and dance. We also talked to French photographer Laurent Ballesta, a deep sea explorer and photographer of species that had never been portrayed. And in our cultural chronicle, we will hear the alternative rock of Panico, a band whose history was written between Santiago de Chile and Paris.

Entertainment

Chile’s ‘Erratics,’ Blending Denis Lavant, Speculative Fiction and Ghost Cinema, Bows at San Sebastián New Directors Competition

Blending speculative fiction, ghost cinema and Patagonian hauntology, Chilean Thomas Woodroffe’s debut feature “Erratics” (“Bloques erráticos”) holds its world premiere at the San Sebastian Festival’s New Directors sidebar. It tracks the ghost of French filmmaker Lucien Castelnau who wakes up in the stunning landscapes of Patagonia where he has spent a century trapped inside a […]

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Johanna Gómez: "There is a limitation for women to be in better positions"

On the International Day of Salary Equality, we recall the data of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) on Latin America. Chile leads inequality with 13.6%, Mexico with 12.4% and Costa Rica with 7.2%. Why has the gap not been closed and which countries stand out in their figures? We analyzed it with Johanna Gómez, a researcher at the Javeriana University Labour Observatory.

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