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Felipe Bulnes accepts President Sebastián Piñera’s proposal following cabinet re-shuffle.
Former Education Minister Felipe Bulnes has accepted the government’s proposal to become Chile’s ambassador to the U.S., officials announced this week.
Former Education Minster Felipe Bulnes will become Chile’s new ambassador to the U.S. Photo Courtesy of Universidad San SebastianLogin to read more.
Former Education Minister Felipe Bulnes has accepted the government’s proposal to become Chile’s ambassador to the U.S., officials announced this week.
Former Education Minster Felipe Bulnes will become Chile’s new ambassador to the U.S. Photo Courtesy of Universidad San SebastianLogin to read more.About the writer
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Nick is from Melbourne, Australia. After completing his final semester of university abroad in Peru and intent on putting off a return to his homeland, he came Chile to immerse himself in the culture and explore his interest in writing and current affairs. He hopes to use his time in Santiago to consume much Chilean wine and being Australian, partake in barbecues wherever possible.
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