Chile News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd December, and here’s your Chile daily news capsule.

Senate approves constitutional accusation against Diego Simpertigue, removing him from the Supreme Court.

Minister Elizalde denies Vodanovic's claims, stating the protocol on "amarres" is public.

Guillermo Ramírez says he wouldn't support Bachelet at the UN if he were President.

Details emerge of a criminal network in prisons, with guards allegedly accepting sexual payments.

Prosecutors present charges against Monsalve, seeking to prove violation and abuse in court.

Mito Pereira announces his retirement from professional golf in an emotional letter.

Punta Arenas court confirms sentence against biologist for violating a French scientist in Antarctica.

Jewish community in Chile condemns the display of a Hamas flag during Hanukkah celebrations.

Defense claims Gustavo Gatica was committing crimes during the protest where he was injured.

US military destroys another vessel in the Pacific, confirming one casualty in the attack.

Denmark urges the US to respect its borders following Trump's Greenland envoy appointment.

US National Security Secretary states Maduro must go as tensions rise over Venezuela.

Study links transcriptomics and microbiome to resistance against Caligus.

Construction begins on the world's most powerful gamma-ray observatory in Chile.

Kramer responds to Bombo Fica's comments about his pay for the Viña Festival.

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