José Antonio Kast was sworn in as the new president of Chile in Santiago yesterday, having defeated Gabriel Boric in the November presidential elections, and pledged to address the country's challenges.

Chilean President Gabriel Boric has acknowledged making 'errors' during his tenure in his final address as president.

Chile’s president-elect José Antonio Kast said on Tuesday he is suspending the handover process with outgoing President Gabriel Boric, arguing his team cannot trust the information it has received on…

The article discusses the end of Gabriel Boric's government in Chile, reflecting on his campaign promises and policies, including his stance on practices like greyhound racing.

Chilean President Gabriel Boric left La Moneda presidential palace for the last time on Wednesday, ending a four-year term with a call for national unity that most observers took as a reference to…

With Chile’s presidential handover set for March 11, outgoing President Gabriel Boric is closing his term amid a diplomatic dispute with the United States over a China Mobile-backed undersea fiber-optic cable project that would link Chile’s coast in the Valparaíso region to Hong Kong—an issue now landing on president-elect José Antonio Kast’s desk.

A liquefied gas truck explosion on a highway in Santiago, Chile, resulted in at least four fatalities and 17 injuries. The blast, which occurred in the Renca district, sent a large gas cloud across the highway and damaged numerous vehicles. President Gabriel Boric confirmed government teams are assisting affected populations due to smoke in the area.

The 60-year-old, nine-time father and devout Catholic, José Antonio Kast, has taken office as Chile's new president, succeeding the leftist head of state Gabriel Boric. Kast aims to tackle crime and irregular migration during his four-year term.

In his final national address before handing the presidential sash to José Antonio Kast on Wednesday, Chilean President Gabriel Boric defended his government’s record, highlighted progress in…

An article analyzes the trajectory of Gabriel Boric's government in Chile, describing it as a transformative project that ultimately delivered only late, symbolic gestures.