On February 19, various significant events unfolded, including King Charles III expressing support for the legal actions taken against his brother Andrew, who has faced an ongoing family scandal and public criticism. This highlighted the continued scrutiny of the British royal family and its members as they navigate various controversies. Additionally, the narrative around Andrew's past as the queen’s favorite son has shifted dramatically to one of public shame.

In Argentina, a general strike was launched against President Milei's proposed labor reforms, emphasizing the tension between the government's policies and the workers' rights movement. This strike reflects widespread discontent among the Argentine populace regarding economic measures that are perceived as undermining labor rights and exacerbating economic inequality, signaling a critical moment for Milei's administration as it seeks to implement drastic changes in economic policy.

Furthermore, pressing issues in Brazil were covered, such as the creative industry calling for discussions with AI companies about the protection of intellectual property rights. As technology rapidly evolves, Brazilian creatives are advocating for frameworks that ensure that their works are respected and protected in a digital landscape increasingly dominated by artificial intelligence. Other local news included the troubles of Correios with declining clientele and complaints surrounding the Itaú bank's PIX service disruption, both highlighting ongoing challenges within Brazilian corporations and their impact on customers.