Chile News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th December, and here’s your Chile daily news capsule.

Over 36 thousand people excused themselves from voting this Saturday in the Virtual Police Station.

The crime wave is reshaping politics across Latin America, raising security concerns in Chile.

U.S. Ambassador says President Boric cut collaboration with Trump over ideological differences.

A woman in Tomé faces charges after her three dogs attacked and seriously injured a neighbor.

Authorities detail contingency plans for the second round of elections amid expected rain.

Meteorology issues a warning for high temperatures affecting five regions starting Monday.

Honduran ruling party claims it will not recognize the legitimacy of the upcoming government.

A Chilean student detained by ICE while walking his dog has been released after four months.

The first Chilean to vote in Japan urges informed electoral participation among citizens.

The U. de Chile investigates the mystery behind solar wind's electromagnetic fluctuations.

Volcanoes in southern Chile show a surprising ability to absorb carbon naturally.

The Group K, owner of MK stores, anticipates a real estate rebound starting in 2026.

Discounts on fuel available this December, with savings of up to $300 per liter.

The Summer Campaign advises on harmful algae presence in lake areas.

HCSBA commemorates World AIDS Day with informative stands to raise awareness.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!