Chile News in English

Good morning! It’s 8th January, and here’s your Chile daily news capsule.

The U.S. announces indefinite control over Venezuelan oil, impacting regional dynamics.

Héctor Barros questions the credibility of claims against Diosdado Cabello in a high-profile murder case.

President Gloria Ana Chevesich warns that distrust in justice undermines democracy and the rule of law.

The government proposes a new law allowing politicians over 75 to serve as ministers or parliamentarians.

Petro and Trump have their first conversation amid rising tensions over U.S. threats to Colombia.

The U.S. seizes a Russian ship attempting to evade a blockade in the Caribbean.

Severe storms bring rain and wind as winter returns to the Metropolitan Region and central areas.

The Tren del Recuerdo announces January departures with details on routes and ticket purchases.

Four winners of the National Artificial Intelligence Award showcase advancements in Chile.

Students from Biobío are recognized for their achievements in the PAES examination.

Diosdado Cabello reports 100 fatalities following a U.S. attack on Venezuela.

The Ministry of Health issues a food alert over infant formula due to poisoning risks.

A traditional Valparaíso department store announces its permanent closure, with Hites taking over.

Santander launches a commercial rental fund and acquires a stake in a real estate firm.

The O'Higgins Health Service is recognized nationally for its surgical performance.

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