The Supreme Court provisionally suspended the electoral registration of those naturalized under the Democratic Memory Law, in a ruling celebrated by the far right and described by Pedro Sánchez’s government as a rights cutback. The decision, which is not yet final, comes as the vote from abroad approaches 7% of the Spanish registry and fuels uncertainty about the 2027 general elections.
The writer and editor presents his new book of stories, His corpse advances towards the sea. On the occasion of this release, he reflects on love, death, the growth of La Furia del Libro – the fair he founded – and the current moment of the Chilean publishing scene.
On the one hand, the US military presence makes them targets, and at the same time they want to avoid being a battlefield and undermining their economic stability. President Trump backtracked on Tuesday on his demand to charge a 20% toll on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, and instead said that the Gulf states would make significant investments in the United States.
Relations between Moscow and Pyongyang have significantly strengthened since the signing, in June 2024, of the “comprehensive strategic partnership” treaty signed by Putin and Kim.
The military plane had just taken off when it suddenly lost altitude and crashed to the ground during the Athens Flying Week. The circumstances of the accident remain undetermined.
North Korea unveiled this Thursday a new facility believed to produce fuel for nuclear weapons, while leader Kim Jong Un vowed to expand the country’s nuclear forces “at an exponential rate.” State media claimed the plant uses advanced technology, while photographs suggest it could be a uranium enrichment facility.
The local governor, Adriana Matiz, called on the authorities to adopt immediate security measures and to consider a curfew. The Fifth Division of the Colombian Army, for its part, confirmed that the Ismael Ruiz Front was responsible for the “terrorist attack.”
Upon his arrest in Bolivia for the attempted femicide of his ex-partner, lawyer Nadia Beller, the disgraced Argentine consultant of right-wing leaders in Latin America now faces a new preventive detention in the framework of the case for illicit enrichment.
The historian also pointed out, in conversation with La Tercera, that “disappearance in Mexico is linked to the use of extrajudicial violence to create branches of economic activity.” “To address this, the government would have to start by making an inventory of the violent economy, and not just be playing with statistics and laws,” he said.
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard reported that the two ships, which have not been identified, “were forced to disembark their crews.”
