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Caleuche_11El Caleuche, the Santiago-based center for ex-Cadets and Navy officials, celebrates its eightieth anniversary this week. Situated on Avenida Pedro de Valdivia in the heart of Providencia, the headquarters provides a space in which retired veterans can reunite and reminisce with their former comrades. The club contains a restaurant, a full-service bar, lounges and a small museum containing relics from Chile’s Naval history. As a private club, el Caleuche serves solely former cadets and Navy officials.





By Olivia Page-Pollard (olivia@santiagotimes.cl)
Copyright 2013 - The Santiago Times
Family remembers cult leader Ramón Castillo as an animal lover and musician, blames drugs and religion for catalyzing sudden personality changes.

Leader of the now infamous cult “Antares de la Luz” Ramón Castillo may have suffered from delusion, but family members maintain that he was only a victim of circumstance.

Institute of Meteorology confirms minimum temperatures Wednesday will reach a record low of 32° F.

Chile’s moms balance work and motherhood.

“My kids say that I am the best, and that is good enough for me,” says Vanina Rosenthal, journalist and creator of the blog, “Somos Malas Madres (We Are Bad Mothers).”

Chilean cult leader and instigator of the murder of a three-day-old burned alive in Colliguay still at large, believed to be in Peru.

Investigative Police (PDI) arrested four people Thursday and are looking for the remaining members of a cult that sacrificed a three-day-old last November in the Valparaíso Region.

Charges of arson laid against 22-year-old suspect with history of mental illness, previously charged with manslaughter, after fire devastates port city. 

A 22-year old man will be charged with arson after admitting to starting a fire that ravaged the hills of Valparaíso on Tuesday, destroying 35 homes and displacing about 150 people.
 
But problems may arise for northern Chile’s baby born of two fathers.

A transgender man in Chile’s northernmost city of Arica gave birth late last week. The birth marked the first recorded male pregnancy in Chile’s history.

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A selection of photographs from Chile. Capturing stories that made the news — or slipped under the radar.



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Health authority reports a 100 percent increase in disease outbreaks related to sushi consumption in 2013.


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