Berlin-based Pluto Film has secured worldwide sales rights for 'Summer War,' a Chilean psychological thriller directed by Alicia Scherson, which is set to debut at Cannes' Marché du Film and premiere at the 25th Tribeca Film Festival.

Chilean artists Camila and Silvio have released a video for their song 'Neblina,' filmed at the scenic Maipo wetlands in Valparaiso, Chile.

Lieutenant General Salvatore Luongo, Commander-General of the Carabinieri, is on a mission to Chile to participate in the celebrations marking the 99th anniversary of the Carabineros de Chile.

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan asserts that the state budget has been used for years as a piggy bank by inefficient administrations, and the unpopular measures taken by the government have displeased social democrats, believing old habits of resolving inefficiency with budget money will no longer work.

The Dark Energy Camera, a powerful 570-megapixel instrument on the Víctor M. Blanco 4-meter Telescope in Chile, has captured a detailed image of the iconic Messier 104 galaxy, known for its distinctive sombrero-like shape.

Chile's Undurraga Wine Group has announced the appointment of a new Chief Executive Officer.

Light pollution poses a threat to the dark skies above Chile's Atacama Desert, long considered one of the best places for observing the universe. Experts warn that current laws do not provide sufficient protection.

Juan Pablo Sallato's black and white fiction feature debut, "Red Hangar," swept the Ibero-American strand of the 41st Guadalajara Film Festival. The film chronicles previously suppressed details surrounding the military coup that ousted Chile's President Salvador Allende.

A Chilean space telescope has for the first time captured and released a full, high-resolution image of the Sombrero galaxy, showcasing its luminous star halo in unprecedented detail.

The iconic wide-brimmed Sombrero galaxy has been revealed in its full splendor through observations made by a telescope in Chile. The new images offer unprecedented detail of the celestial body.

Portuguese writer Afonso Cruz, known for his multifaceted career, shared insights into his life and travels, including two instances where he feared for his life in Chile, in a recent interview. He also encouraged readers to prioritize classics over his own works.

China has announced a ban on poultry imports from Chile following reported cases of bird flu in the South American country.

Adrian Chiles recounts an existential crisis he experienced after attempting to do a press-up, reflecting on the feeling of aging and physical limitations.

Former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet has announced her candidacy to become the first female Secretary-General of the United Nations, aiming to break a historical barrier.

President Volodymyr Zelensky held talks with Chilean President José Antonio Kast Rist to discuss areas of cooperation between Ukraine and Chile.

The Chilean Investment Promotion Agency (CIP) has given its approval for the commencement of construction at the Patache project, located in Chile.

Cherries have appeared in Polish stores exceptionally early this year, primarily imported from Chile, with prices remaining high as consumers await domestic produce.

Chile has launched its first deportation flights under the Kast administration, expelling 40 migrants to Bolivia, Ecuador, and Colombia.

The 'macholibertarian' phenomenon in Chile is discussed, noting its transition from political discourse to digital platforms to reinforce heterosexual norms.

Chilean President Kast is advocating for a flagship economic bill that includes significant corporate tax cuts as a key component.

A US envoy, Waltz, has raised doubts regarding the potential election of Chile's Michelle Bachelet as the next United Nations leader. The envoy questioned her suitability for the role of UN Secretary-General.

Portugal sees the release of previously unedited works by Chilean author Roberto Bolaño, including 'A Little Lumpen Novel' and his complete short stories, alongside 'Alexandria — The City That Changed the World' by Egyptian-British academic Islam Issa.

Chile's newly formed government is reportedly seeking to expedite the expansion of copper production in response to tight global supply.

Zambia is making tourism education a key pillar of its economic strategy, with President Hichilema supporting the country's hosting of the Travel, Hospitality and Tourism Education Summit in 2026.

The Chilean Air Force has successfully conducted its first-ever aerial refueling operation involving two US Air Force F-35A Lightning II fighters, marking a significant milestone in interoperability between the two nations.

Chilean authorities have dismantled a five-year-long organised crime network that smuggled an estimated US$917 million worth of stolen copper to Chinese buyers.

Chile's new administration has reversed the expropriation of a property founded by ex-Nazi Paul Schäfer, which was intended for a memorial at a Pinochet torture site, leaving victims in limbo.

Adriana Rivas, who moved from Chile to Australia in the 1970s, lost her extradition battle and faces charges in Chile related to kidnappings during the Pinochet era.

Adriana Rivas, a former Sydney nanny accused of aggravated kidnapping during Augusto Pinochet’s 1970s military dictatorship, is set to be extradited to Chile despite her denials.

Javier Milei met with José Antonio Kast after an incident involving the failed arrest of a former Chilean guerrilla, drawing attention to regional political dynamics.

Chilean President Kast made his first international trip to visit Argentine President Milei, less than a month after taking office, with both leaders sharing similar political and economic views.

Chilean President José Antonio Kast met with Argentine counterpart Javier Milei on his first state visit, focusing on security, organized crime, and the extradition of a former guerrilla member.

Colonia Dignidad in Chile, once a Nazi refuge notorious for abuse and violence hidden behind a facade of Bavarian idyll, now serves sausages to visitors, highlighting its complex and dark history.

An article argues that rodeo is not a sport but a crime under Chile's Penal Code, advocating against animal cruelty disguised as sport and the legitimization of such practices by public authorities.

Korean culture, encompassing K-pop, skincare, food, and clothing, is experiencing a surge in popularity across Latin American countries such as Chile, Mexico, and Brazil.

Chile's new President, José Antonio Kast, a devout Catholic, is bringing openly religious views to a country that is increasingly secular but still retains conservative traits in various areas.

The Amsterdam Court of Appeal has imposed a higher sentence of 13 years in prison on drug trafficker Richard R., known as 'Rico de Chileen', for his involvement in drug dealing, money laundering, and liquidations.

Chile's President José Antonio Kast's government has suspended a decree from the previous administration that would have regularized approximately 182,000 irregular migrants. The new government is now considering deportations.

Chile's president has pledged to implement tougher school security measures in response to recent stabbing and firearms incidents in educational institutions.

Chile's government, under President Kast, has decided to scrap plans that would have granted legal papers to nearly 200,000 migrants.

Chile's far-right president, Kast, has initiated the construction of a barrier of trenches between Chile and Peru and appointed a border 'czar' with full powers to combat irregular migration and associated crimes in the northern region.

Chile has fortified the center of its capital in response to protests against rising fuel prices, with student groups managing to reach the former congress building despite police blockades.

A Chilean man, the former boyfriend of Narumi Kurosaki, a Japanese student who went missing while studying in France, has been sentenced to life in prison for her disappearance.

After a decade of legislative processing, Chile's Chamber of Deputies has overwhelmingly approved a historic reform to the Sports Joint-Stock Companies Law with 148 votes in favor.

Chilean architect Smiljan Radic Clarke has been awarded the prestigious Pritzker Architecture Prize.

Prosecutors have requested a 30-year prison sentence on appeal for Chilean Nicolas Zepeda, accused of murdering his Japanese ex-girlfriend Narumi Kurosaki.

Chilean-Mexican artist Mon Laferte has announced her 2026 'Femme Fatale' North American tour, set to kick off on July 24 and visit 26 U.S. cities with two stops in Canada.

Chile's government announced an historic increase in fuel prices, with gasoline expected to rise by 32% and diesel by 62%, asking for public understanding due to a 'historic crisis' and a major global oil market shock.

The city of Arica in Chile has set a new world record for extreme dryness, experiencing minimal rainfall historically and going 14 consecutive years without any measurable precipitation. This makes it the driest city on the planet.

On World Water Day, Chileans protested President Kast's administration for rolling back environmental regulations, highlighting concerns over water rights and conservation.

A new study at Chile's Monte Verde archaeological site suggests a younger age for the important discovery, once again challenging existing theories on when humans populated the Americas and re-evaluating the north-to-south expansion model.

A groundbreaking new study at Chile's Monte Verde archaeological site is once again challenging existing theories on how humans populated the Americas, particularly re-evaluating the north-to-south expansion model and its implications for the continent's human history.

Columnist Adrian Chiles shares a personal account of his persistent and increasingly bizarre encounters with pigeons, describing them as a 'curse' that continues to plague him.

Nicolas Zepeda, accused of killing Japanese student Narumi Kurosaki in December 2016, appeared before a French criminal court in Lyon for his third trial, where he again proclaimed his innocence.

Chile's new ultraconservative government under José Antonio Kast has suspended 43 environmental decrees, including those regulating thermal power plant emissions, creating national parks, and protecting endangered species like Darwin's frog.

Chile's Kast has moved to halt green decrees in an effort to dismantle the legacy of the Boric administration.

Less than a week into his term, Chile's President José Antonio Kast has begun building a border barrier, inspecting a ditch and calling it a 'milestone' in his administration's focus on migration and security.

Nicolas Zepeda, a Chilean national, is being tried for the third time in Lyon for the murder of his ex-girlfriend, despite denying the crime amidst evidence of premeditation.

Chinese and Chilean scientists have reached the bottom of the Atacama Trench, where light does not penetrate, in what they called the “most ambitious” deep-sea expedition ever conducted in the eastern Pacific. The joint mission to one of the deepest ocean trenches – which runs parallel to the coasts of Peru and Chile – took place from January 19 to March 5. It comes as Chile’s expanding cooperation with China on science and technology has inflamed geopolitical tensions with the United...

Chile’s new far-right president, José Antonio Kast, began preparations on Monday to build a fortified barrier along the country’s northern frontier as part of a sweeping crackdown on illegal immigration. The move, announced less than a week after he took office, reflects a tougher approach to border security and rising public concern over crime.

The film is selected among ten feature films in the official selection, as part of the tenth anniversary edition of the festival.

Approximately 30 participants from various countries, including Colombia, Chile, and India, successfully completed a Croatian language course organized by Caritas Zagreb Archdiocese for immigrants and foreign workers.

A new series adaptation of Isabel Allende's family epic, "The House of the Spirits," is discussed, highlighting its return to Chile with magical realism, patriarchal violence, and female solidarity, and its faithfulness to the novel compared to the 1993 film.

Approximately 1,000 students and young people demonstrated in Santiago, Chile, against the fiscal austerity measures being promoted by President José Antonio Kast's far-right government.

Guardian columnist Adrian Chiles writes an opinion piece confessing his habit of taking food from other people's plates, while being protective of his own.

A review of the Spanish-language series adaptation of Isabel Allende’s novel 'The House of the Spirits' finds it old-fashioned and naive, despite some improvements on the original Chilean family saga.

This collection of articles profiles the celebrated musician Angelique Kidjo, highlighting her career, iconic songs like 'Voodoo Chile' and 'Agolo,' and her performance at the 62nd Grammy Ceremony in January 2020.

The world's darkest skies in Chile's Atacama Desert are increasingly at risk due to the growing threat of light pollution, endangering astronomical observation and the natural environment.

This article delves into the life of Augusto Pinochet, the general and anti-communist figure behind Chile's September 11, describing him as a dictator who 'bullied Chileans' and aspired to be like Napoleon. It is part of a series on dictators.

In 1999, 23-year-old Chilean student Jorge Matuta Johns disappeared after a night out and was never found. The case remains unsolved, with a priest reportedly knowing the killer's identity but unable to disclose it.

Two passenger planes collided at the airport in Santiago, Chile, before takeoff, with no injuries reported in the incident.

A landfill in Chile has been identified as the leading site among the 50 largest methane emitters, highlighting the significant impact of this greenhouse gas on global warming despite its shorter…

Danielle Tavares, a Brazilian woman living in Lisbon for eight years, is promoting biodanza in Portugal. She offers courses on the human development system created by Chilean psychologist and anthropologist Rolando Toro Araneda.

Despite good intentions, vast quantities of low-quality fast fashion donated clothes are overwhelming reuse and recycling systems, ending up as environmental waste in deserts and on shorelines from Chile to Indonesia.

Thousands of undocumented Venezuelans in Chile face a paradox: they wish to leave but cannot due to a lack of papers, consular services, or return mechanisms, amidst the government's intensified campaign against irregular immigration.

Czech scientists and engineers are involved in the construction of the world's largest telescope in Chile's Atacama Desert, which is designed to search for Earth-like planets.

A "new right" political movement is gaining significant traction across Latin America, from El Salvador to Chile. This trend marks a notable shift away from years of left-wing political dominance in the region.

The 22nd edition of the Guadalajara Film Festival's Co-Production Meeting program is providing crucial support to Argentina's film industry, attracting a diverse range of directors and producers.

Far-right leader José Antonio Kast has been sworn in as president, marking Chile's sharpest shift to the right in decades.

Chile's new government announced its intention to intensify the deportations of irregular foreign nationals, following an initial flight that transported 40 migrants to Colombia and Bolivia. This move signals a stricter stance on migration policy.

Chile has carried out its first deportation flight as part of a newly implemented migration plan aimed at addressing immigration issues.

Codelco and Anglo American are jointly pursuing environmental approvals for a shared copper mining operation in Chile, highlighting collaborative efforts in the mining sector.

Chilean politician José Antonio Kast has presented a series of proposed reforms, notably including a significant cut to the corporate tax rate. These proposals outline his economic vision for the country.

Chile and the Netherlands are implementing advanced solutions like inflatable dams and sensors to protect their coastlines from rising sea levels and increasingly severe weather events.

The United Kingdom has highlighted its close relationship with Chile in defense and security, with Chilean Defense Minister Fernando Barros inaugurating the UK pavilion. The event was attended by Ambassador David Concar and representatives from the RAF and Navy.

Chilean Senator Vanessa Kaiser has proposed the creation of a new 'Ministry of Men' and the elimination of the existing Ministry of Women and Gender Equity, sparking debate.

Chilean authorities have uncovered a massive $917 million copper-theft ring that was involved in illegally shipping stolen copper to China.

Astronomer Matúš Rybák is utilizing the ALMA telescope in Chile to research the cold universe, focusing on the formation of early galaxies, stars, and planets to better understand the origins of life.

An event in Chile, the Congress of Influential Women, has highlighted a growing trend integrating technological offerings into daily life and decision-making spaces, with women playing an increasingly active role in leadership.

Chilean President José Antonio Kast formally endorsed Argentina's sovereignty claim over the Falklands/Malvinas Islands, South Georgia, the South Sandwich Islands, and surrounding maritime areas during his first state visit to Buenos Aires.

Argentine President Javier Milei held a meeting with Chilean politician José Antonio Kast, an event that occurred after a failed attempt to arrest a former Chilean guerrilla.

Argentina's government has offered a 20 million peso reward for information leading to the capture of Galvarino Apablaza, a former Chilean guerrilla leader wanted by Chilean courts.

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson issued a lone dissent in the Chiles v. Salazar case, warning that broad free speech protections for counselors could lead to 'grave harm' for Americans, drawing criticism from Jonathan Turley.

Chile is experiencing a political transition, moving from the progressive passivity associated with Boric's government to the neoliberal proactivity of Kast. This shift is seen as a consequence of the previous administration's reliance on the constituent process.

Boeing has emphasized its positive growth projections for Latin America in anticipation of an upcoming air show in Chile.

The New South Wales Federal Court in Australia has reopened the extradition case of Adriana Rivas, a former nanny accused of involvement in kidnapping and torture during Augusto Pinochet’s dictatorship in Chile.

Chile has decided to revoke its plans to grant legal status to approximately 200,000 people.

Chile's ultra-right government has announced it will reverse the previous administration's order to expropriate the land of Colonia Dignidad, a former cult-like settlement where numerous people were tortured and killed between 1973 and 1990.

The article explores Chile's current political climate, highlighting President José Antonio Kast's explicit admiration for Pinochet's military dictatorship.

An 18-year-old student fatally stabbed a supervisor and injured four other individuals, including three minors, at a school in northern Chile, according to government reports.

Thousands of high school and university students demonstrated in Santiago, Chile, protesting against the austerity policies of the far-right president José Antonio Kast and his government's plan to restrict access to free public higher education.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado continues to draw significant support from the Venezuelan diaspora worldwide, with a recent large gathering in Chile highlighting her widespread popularity among expatriates.

The new Chilean government is facing accusations of sabotaging its own former president's candidacy for the succession of Antonio Guterres at the United Nations.

Albemarle has commenced the environmental review process for its proposed $3.1 billion lithium project in Chile, a key step for the major investment in the country's mining sector.

Rising fuel prices in Chile are testing the political standing of José Antonio Kast, with some of his supporters beginning to express discontent.

Less than two weeks after leaving office, former Chilean President Gabriel Boric garnered public attention after being seen riding the Santiago Metro as an ordinary passenger.

A recent scientific study is challenging a major archaeological discovery, suggesting that the age of the iconic Monte Verde site in Chile may have been significantly overestimated, potentially being thousands of years younger than previously thought.

Chile has officially withdrawn its support for former president Michelle Bachelet's bid to become the UN secretary-general.

A recent study is challenging long-held theories regarding the earliest human settlement in the Americas, particularly those based on evidence from the Monte Verde site in Chile.

Sixty years after the rediscovery of the Juan Fernández fur seal, previously thought extinct, Chile has established a new marine park to extend a 'no take' zone around the wildlife-rich archipelago, ensuring protection for the endemic species.

Newly-elected Chilean President José Antonio Kast has begun fulfilling a key promise by deploying the army to dig trenches along the northern border with Peru, aiming to curb illegal migration.

A Polish tourist must pay a hefty fine for breaking the law in Chile's Torres del Paine National Park.

Canada’s ICON Creative Studio has struck a deal with famed Chilean novelist Isabel Allende to adapt her short story “Dos Palabras” as an animated short film.

Chile experienced a slowdown in its overall economic growth for 2025, even with a notable rebound observed during the fourth quarter of the year.

The newly inaugurated Chilean president has immediately commenced the construction of a 'border shield' aimed at deterring migrants.

Chile's President Kast has suspended 43 environmental measures, impacting issues such as pollution, emissions, and national parks, according to the Chilean Environment Ministry.

Chile has begun constructing trenches and fortifications along its northern border with Peru, fulfilling a campaign promise by far-right President José Antonio Kast to combat illegal immigration and crime.

Nicolas Zepeda, a Chilean man, is undergoing his third trial in France, accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend. He has twice been sentenced to 28 years in prison but maintains his innocence.

Der neue chilenische Präsident Kast will seine Agenda gegen Migration offenbar schnell umsetzen: An den Grenzen zu Peru und Bolivien sollen neue Befestigungen entstehen.

The far-right president José Antonio Kast has promised to strictly intervene in the entry of migrants from Peru and Bolivia into Chile.

Chilean President Kast has launched the construction of walls and ditches along the country's northern border, stating that 'the excavator will build sovereignty' as part of an effort to halt irregular immigration.

Chilean creatives Francisca Alegría and Fernanda Urrejola, along with Eva Longoria, discussed the blend of magic and realism involved in adapting Isabel Allende’s novel “The House of the Spirits” into a limited series for Amazon Prime Video. They shared insights into bringing the beloved story to the screen.

Banco de Chile has announced the filing of its Annual Report Form 20-F for the year 2025.

Gelum has announced the successful completion of its acquisition of the Las Tinajas Gold Project, located in the Northern Maricunga Belt of Chile.

Chilean police deployed water cannons to disperse student protests against government proposals to limit free higher education.

Chile's labor market has recorded an unemployment rate above 8% for 38 consecutive months, reaching 8.9% in the January-March 2026 quarter, as the country's growth forecast is revised downwards.

A report explores the lives of over 200 young detainees, aged 14 to 30, at the Tichilești minor detention center in Brăila, Romania, highlighting that some never receive visitors.

Europe is progressing with its project to build the Extremely Large Telescope in Chile's Atacama desert, aiming to create the world's most powerful optical telescope for clearer views of the universe.

The world's darkest skies in Chile's Atacama Desert are increasingly at risk due to the growing threat of light pollution and industrial development, endangering astronomical observation and the natur

The world's darkest skies in Chile's Atacama Desert are increasingly at risk due to the growing threat of light pollution, endangering astronomical observation and the natural environment.

The foreign ministers of Bolivia and Chile agreed to deepen bilateral ties and advance a joint economic agenda, signaling a significant diplomatic rapprochement after nearly five years of strained relations.

The article discusses the issue of male loneliness among the elderly in Chile, noting that nearly 49% of older individuals report feeling lonely, with 56% at high risk of isolation.

A flagship bill introduced in Chile is projected to set back the country's efforts to balance its budget, potentially impacting fiscal stability.

Chilean documentary filmmaker Ignacio Agüero will receive a retrospective tribute at the 25th Las Palmas de Gran Canaria International Film Festival, celebrating his career.

The Chilean government has solidified its stance in defense of its sovereignty over the Strait of Magellan, following viral remarks made by Argentine Rear Admiral Hernán Montero regarding the eastern mouth of the strait.

Over 50 Romanian tech startups and firms gathered at the DeepTech Romania Forum, presenting advanced prototypes like autonomous drones and nanosatellites, but expressed frustration that the state does not purchase their innovations.

Chilean production company Fabula, founded by brothers Pablo and Juan de Dios Larraín, discussed its journey from local producer to global player at the 41st Guadalajara Film Festival.

Among the cultural suggestions for the coming days is a new edition of short stories by Chilean writer Roberto Bolaño, alongside Brazilian music, American history, and Danish television.

Chile's right-wing government is facing criticism for claiming a lack of funds to establish a memorial at the former Colonia Dignidad site, raising questions about potential ideological alignment with the perpetrators.

During a visit to Chile, the Czech President returned a pen that his predecessor, Vaclav Klaus, had famously "stolen" 15 years ago. The incident refers to a widely publicized moment when Klaus pocketed a ceremonial pen during a state visit.

Czech President Petr Pavel visited Chile, where he symbolically addressed a 15-year-old incident involving former President Václav Klaus and a stolen pen. During his visit, discussions also focused on strengthening cooperation between the two countries in space technologies and Antarctic research.

The 10th edition of Italian Design Day was celebrated on April 14 and 15 in Santiago, Chile. The event was promoted by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation in collaboration with the Ministry.

The US Senate has voted to lift a mining ban, a decision that is seen as a significant victory for a prominent billionaire family from Chile.

Actor Pedro Pascal is engaged in a legal dispute with a Chilean pisco merchant over the brand name "Pedro Piscal," which closely resembles his own name.

Chilean President Kast has presented a comprehensive economic reform project comprising over 40 measures, including a proposed reduction in corporate taxes, aimed at breaking previous economic cycles.

Responding to an article by Adrian Chiles, readers share their memories of beloved products that have been removed from shop shelves, including items like Rose’s Lime Marmalade and Dark Chocolate Bounty.

Chilean copper miner Codelco and its contractors have been fined following a deadly mine collapse, indicating regulatory action after the incident.

Chilean authorities have uncovered a large-scale smuggling operation that illegally shipped US$917 million worth of stolen copper to buyers in China, leading to a significant criminal investigation.

The discovery of a 440-year-old coin has provided crucial evidence, solving the long-standing mystery of a lost Spanish colony in Chile.

Vanessa Kaiser, a Chilean politician, has proposed eliminating the Ministry of Women and Gender Equality and establishing a Ministry of Men in its place, sparking a new chapter in the country's 'culture war'.

Chilean duo Pajarito's 2023 song 'Street Carnaval,' originally by Chabuca Granda, has been featured as the 'Song of the Day' by Havana Times.

Adriana Rivas, a former Sydney nanny accused of being a secret agent for a dictator, has lost her final appeal and will be extradited from Australia to Chile to face historical kidnapping charges.

José Antonio Kast of Chile and Javier Milei of Argentina have sealed an alliance in Buenos Aires, aiming to coordinate security and migration policies across Latin America under a plan emphasizing 'order, law, and liberty'.

Bel Woodhouse provides her favorite April recipes, including asparagus with chile and lime and mango sorbet, to take advantage of the fruits and vegetables available in Mexico's spring bounty.

Private debt in Chile is attracting new investments, even as some US investors are reportedly seeking to exit the market.

Rodeo in Chile is facing controversy as the Penal Code considers it an animal abuse crime, despite an exception in Law 20.380 on Animal Protection, raising questions about the primacy of higher-ranking general legislation.

Ridouan Taghi, known as 'Rico de Chileen' and already convicted for drug trafficking, is now also suspected of preparing liquidations.

Adrian Chiles shares his personal struggle with decluttering his life, lamenting his inability to even give away unwanted items.

Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz announced an investigation into an international ring involved in stealing and adulterating gasoline and diesel imported into the country. Operations of this ring have been detected in Chile, Argentina, and Paraguay.

Chile's copper production has reached its lowest level in nine years, raising concerns about global supply of the vital metal.

Chile's new right-wing government has announced it will not proceed with plans to transform the former Colonia Dignidad site into a memorial for torture victims, citing legal concerns among other reasons.

An analysis of Chilean politics highlights a contrast between President Boric's 'progressive passivity' and Kast's 'neoliberal proactivity,' noting Kast's recent implementation of fiscal adjustments, deregulation, and a strong emphasis on security.

Chile's government, under Kast, has canceled plans to provide legal documentation to nearly 200,000 migrants.

Chilean President José Antonio Kast's government faced its initial street protests this week after a significant increase in fuel prices triggered public discontent and eroded support for the far-right leader.

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has reaffirmed his support for former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet's candidacy for UN Secretary-General, even after Chile's current government withdrew its backing.

Chilean state-owned copper miner Codelco announced a pre-tax profit of $4.85 billion for 2025, describing the year as 'very difficult'.

Police in Chile deployed water cannons against students gathered in central Santiago to protest current education policies.

A delegation of Chilean and European authorities and institutions completed a technical visit to the "Profesor Julio Escudero" research station on King George Island, Antarctica, to review progress on an international project validating renewable hydrogen energy systems.

Columnist Adrian Chiles shares a personal anecdote about a cheerful chef statue named Bert in his home, describing it as a unique conversation starter and a source of daily happiness.

Reports indicate that the new Chilean government is allegedly undermining the candidacy of its own former president for the succession of Antonio Guterres at the UN.

Peru's Geophysical Institute has confirmed the existence of a large-scale active geothermal system in the country's southern Andes, near the Paucarani-Casiri volcano and the Chilean border.

Icelandic innovation company GreenFish has achieved a new milestone in its expansion, with major pelagic fishing companies in Chile now using GreenFish software to optimize their horse mackerel catches.

The song 'Quisiera Entender,' recorded in 2023 by Fran Ri and the Chilean band Newen Afrobeat, has been selected as the 'Song of the Day' by Havana Times.

Chilean President José Antonio Kast stated the country is 'worse than he imagined' and announced his government will implement unpopular adjustment measures to address an ongoing oil crisis.

‘It says Chile more than anything’: Empanadas are the order at this family-run cafe  SMH.com.au

Researchers have found that settlement traces in southern Chile, long considered definitive proof of early human expansion into the Americas, were likely misdated by thousands of years according to new analyses.

Freeport is reportedly seeking a permit for a significant $7.5 billion expansion of its mine operations in Chile, according to Chilean media reports.

The United Kingdom has reaffirmed its longstanding relationship and commitment to a continued partnership with Chile, following the inauguration of President Jose Antonio Kast's new government.

Just days into his mandate, far-right Chilean President Kast has announced the implementation of a comprehensive system including drones, thermal radars, and soldiers to create a ditch at the border to combat migration.

Chile has commenced the construction of trenches and fortifications along its northern border with Peru to combat irregular migration, fulfilling a campaign promise by President José Antonio Kast.

Chilean President José Antonio Kast on Monday launched the border control works he had promised during the campaign, starting in Chacalluta in the Arica and Parinacota region, in an early sign that migration and security will be among the defining priorities of his administration. According to Chile’s presidency, Kast inspected the works at the frontier and highlighted the Army’s deployment to secure the area.

Chile has commenced the construction of anti-migration trenches along its border with Peru in an effort to control illegal immigration.

Smijan Radić, an architect from Chile with Croatian roots (from Brač), has recently received the most important world award for architecture, the Pritzker Prize.

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