Chile News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th February, and here’s your Chile daily news capsule.

Original audio recordings presented by the prosecution in the Belarus case revealed new insights.

A massive fire in Valparaíso prompts investigations into a multi-billion deal involving a young entrepreneur.

High levels of fecal coliform detected at three Valparaíso beaches raise public health concerns.

The mayor of La Calera faces suspension over alleged misuse of municipal equipment at his home.

Huachipato's stunning victory over Everton highlights the latter's ongoing struggles in the league.

Controversy surrounds Tomás Etcheverry, Tabilo's rival, after a dramatic match in Buenos Aires.

The Humboldt penguin has been declared a Natural Monument, emphasizing Chile's role in its conservation.

President Gabriel Boric appoints new executive directors for Local Services, aiming for improved governance.

Metro begins accepting bank cards for fare payments, marking a shift in public transportation options.

The U.S. destroys another boat in the Caribbean, resulting in the deaths of three crew members.

Germany's Friedrich Merz warns that the old world order no longer exists amid rising global tensions.

Trump claims Russia seeks a deal with Ukraine, urging Zelensky to call elections before summer.

The world's largest aircraft carrier leaves the Caribbean, heading towards the Middle East near Iran.

Goldman Sachs predicts the long-term dollar value will range between 775 and 800 pesos.

Sergio Lagos and Nicole announce their separation after two decades together, shocking fans and followers.

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