The government hopes to address primary concerns even after disappointing negotiations.
Protests in Chile’s northern Patagonia turned violent late Tuesday night and into early Wednesday morning as social groups from the Aysén region continued to demand government investment in their region.
Officials revealed the two most recent cases on Wednesday, adding to the 16 previously documented cases.
A 21-year-old man living in the Bío Bío region of southern Chile reportedly caught the illness while working as a stocker in supermarket. The other new case was a 20-year-old man in the city of Maullín in the Los Lagos Region.
Peru hosts 1,400 Chileans after floods reveal old land mines along border, block routes.
The Peru-Chile border reopened on Wednesday just two days after floods revealed an unknown number of old land mines along the highway between Arica and the Peruvian city of Tacna, stranding 1,400 Chilean travelers.
Conservation efforts under scrutiny, overshadowed by booming economy.
Experts say that Chile's biodiversity is coming under threat due to the government’s inability to realign environmental preservation policies with its expanding economy. The criticism comes just after the Environmental Performance Index released results of a study,ranking Chile No. 58 in the world for green consciousness.
New “Dicom law” will give millions of Chileans a fresh start with their credit history.
The Chilean government passed on Monday the so-called “Dicom Law,” a major reform to Chile’s Directory of Credit Information (Dicom), a debt disclosure system that has been in place since 1976.