Swedish police confirm death of a 17-year-old girl after sword attack at a school
Three other students were injured in the incident that occurred this Friday at Brinell School in the town of Fagersta, located in the center of the country.
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Javiera Balmaceda details Prime Video’s plans in Chile (and the second season of Menem)
The executive talks with Culto about the ambitious plan of the streaming platform in Latin America, which includes a million-dollar investment for the next four years. “We are doing all the 90s and the early 2000s. Cecilia Bolocco has to be there,” she says about the return of the production about the former Argentine president. In addition, she evaluates the options of making a new movie about 31 Minutos.
U.S. rules out resuming negotiations with Canada for now after imposing new 50% tariffs
The U.S. trade representative, Jamieson Greer, blamed Ottawa for the failure of the talks and stated that no new meetings are planned. Canada, meanwhile, announced “dollar-for-dollar” retaliations that will begin to be applied on September 8.
Galo Ghigliotto, Chilean author: “Love is a concept that is especially in question today”
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.
Macron announces shipment of new interceptor missiles to Ukraine after Russian offensive
Macron stated through X that “it is essential that all countries with resources also join this support effort.” This is due to the shortage of interceptors for ballistic missiles that are constantly exchanged with Russia.
Judge overturns immigrant visa ban imposed by Trump administration on 75 countries
The judge determined that the policy was “contrary to the law,” and exceeded the legal authority of Secretary of State, Marco Rubio.
Milei distances himself from the rise in delinquency in Argentina: “There are no grounds to blame the government”
The Argentine leader distanced himself from the country’s delinquency figures, indicating that “they are not very different” from those managed by other countries such as the United States, Chile, or Brazil.
Canada announces “dollar-for-dollar” response to the U.S. after failure of tariff negotiations
Prime Minister Mark Carney suspended talks with Washington and announced that Ottawa will respond reciprocally to the new U.S. tariffs. “Never an agreement at any price or with any deadline,” he said.
Israel says it informed the U.S. before bombing military airport in Syria
The Israeli Ministry of Defense stated that it communicated to the United States its intention to attack the Abu Duhur military airport, near Idlib, and subsequently authorized the operation despite not receiving a response. Israel attributed the bombing to information about a possible deployment of Turkish troops, a version denied by Turkey and Syria.
16 dead, nine missing, and 100 injured in Russian drone attack in Ukraine
“Specialists are removing the debris and continue searching for people. Rescuers from seven regions and canine search teams are participating in the operation,” stated the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, via X.