Latin America: The Dangerous Revision of Historical Memory
The possibility of pardons for criminals from Chile’s dictatorship is fueling a debate that could reopen wounds from the past.
Chile
Masculinity & Rodeo During Chile’s Independence Festivities
Every September 18 in Chile, rodeo returns as a symbol of “what is ours” during the country’s Independence Day celebrations.
The Arrest in Bolivia of the King of the Trolls
A simple chronology of a series of events related to the far-right trolls and bots that have become so prevalent in Latin America and Chile.
Magdalena Matthey – Song of the Day
Today we feature Chilean singer Magdalena Matthey with Simon Gonzalez on guitar in a live performance of “Colibri” filmed in 2015.
Chile Facing the Tariffs and Protectionism from the USA
A fundamental feature of the new international reality is the structural change in the United States. The Republican Party has abandoned free trade and fiscal balance.
You Are Invited to Participate in our 15th HT Photo Contest
The clock is ticking, and on September 15, the submission period closes so the jury can review and evaluate each of your entries.
Manuel Garcia – Song of the Day
We feature Chilean singer Manuel Garcia in a live music video performing “La Danza de las Libelulas” recorded in Santiago de Chile in 2011.
Orwell and the Lesson Elites Still Don’t Want to Understand
No statistic can replace a conversation with someone who works, runs a business, pays taxes, or waits for medical care.
Chile: Kast Seeks to Curb Crime by Criminalizing Youth
Chile’s government, led by President Jose Antonio Kast since March, is pushing measures that roll back the rights of children and adolescents