While Chile debates the possibility of flexibilizing workweeks of up to 52 hours, the experience of the four-day workweek in the United Kingdom shows that working less does not necessarily mean producing less, and that people’s well-being can also be a source of productivity.
The first memoir by the Mexican singer-songwriter has just arrived in bookstores, where she narrates her formative years in a transient territory, in constant tension, perhaps the most northwestern corner of Latin America, and which -additionally- explains her most recent album.
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.
The book ‘Archivo Brügmann: Fotografías de matrimonios en Chile 1840–2026’ reconstructs, through 200 images rescued from auctions, attics, and family donations, what wedding photographs reveal about their respective eras: the color of the dress that marked social class, the law that defined the woman’s place, the time when the toast had to end to arrive before the curfew. The book, edited together with Amo Santiago with the support of Fondart Región Metropolitana 2025, was launched last week.
Since the enactment of the Voluntary Interruption of Pregnancy Law (IVE) in 2017, Corporación Humanas has monitored its implementation. Its latest report concludes that access to this right remains unequal and largely depends on the availability of non-objecting medical teams, a reality that is especially complex in some areas of the country. In fact, 4 out of 10 obstetricians in the public system declare themselves conscientious objectors in cases of rape.
Creamy, comforting, and full of flavor. A nutritious alternative for cold days, perfect to enjoy as a starter or main course.
Although the sun is no longer the main focus, winter can also affect skin health. That is why this season is key to reinforcing facial care and, furthermore, taking advantage of the ideal conditions to perform non-invasive treatments.
For many parents, the relationship with schools has shifted from being educational support to a constant source of pressure. In this column, the author reflects on the feeling of exhaustion experienced by mothers and fathers caused by the current school system.
After going through a complex journey in the search to become a mother, publicist Camila Santa Ana decided to share her story on social media, which ended in the creation of a community that today seeks to create a safe space for those going through assisted fertilization processes. This weekend will be their first in-person meeting.
Invited to the IV Teaching Meeting of the La Moneda Cultural Center, the doctor in Educational Sciences reflects on the place that art and culture occupy in the school. Faced with the increase in violence and coexistence problems, she argues that security-centered responses are insufficient and that it is necessary to reconnect learning with life.