10 years after the black seals: are we learning to eat better?
The Labeling Law transformed packaging, shopping habits, and food industry strategies. A decade later, it’s worth asking what impact it has really had on the way we eat.
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Carcuro, school uniforms and the Revolt: Los Tres in five memorable shows
Just days before showcasing their new album XCLNT live, we review some of the group’s best performances. From that night at the Court Central, through their debut at the Viña Festival, the unplugged night at the California Theater, the performance of Fome, and the debut of La Revuelta.
Kim Jong-un reveals nuclear fuel plant and warns he will strengthen his deterrence arsenal
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.
Angelo Pierattini at the Nescafé de las Artes: an electric celebration of the miracle of life
The Chilean musician returned to the stage with a performance that oscillated between introspection, rock, and the shared joy of being back on his feet. With guests such as Tata Barahona, Carlos Cabezas, and Pablo Ilabaca, he reviewed his career, including a block dedicated to Weichafe, and even presented an unreleased song. The warrior has returned.
The United States Senate guarantees full ICE funding in one of Trump’s biggest legislative victories
The country’s controversial anti-migration agencies will receive a budget injection of 60 billion euros.
The UN warns of “deteriorating humanitarian conditions” in Cuba amid strengthened US blockade
They pointed out that the “combined impact” of the energy crisis and natural disasters “is far-reaching and expands daily”.
With a review of their classics and a song chosen by the audience: how Pulp arrives at their reunion with Chile
A year after their return to recording with More, the first studio album in 24 years, the Britpop icons arrive at the biggest concert in their history in Chile with a tour that reviews classics and premieres new songs. Even with a dynamic to choose a surprise track.
U.S. rejects “any attempt to overthrow” Paz and announces increased emergency aid for Bolivia
The U.S. Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, assured that his country “is attentive” to what is happening in the Andean nation. Meanwhile, the leader of U.S. diplomacy, Marco Rubio, indicated that “emergency aid is being intensified” and “support for Bolivian logistical operations.”
Ecuador’s President again reduces his government, going from 14 to 10 ministries
The new Secretary of Ecuadorian Public Administration, José Julio Neira, made official the second administrative reorganization promoted by Daniel Noboa, explaining that the restructuring seeks to simplify the functioning of the State.
US threatens to withdraw visas from those who try to “manipulate” elections in Colombia
Under Secretary of State Christopher Landau warned that those tempted to undermine the Colombian democratic process are putting “their visas and those of their families at risk”.