Chile News in English

Good morning! It’s 16th February, and here’s your Chile daily news capsule.

Cadem reports that 33% approve of Boric's management, while 35% expect positive changes with Kast.

Servel rejects financial statements from 14 political parties, freezing over 14 billion pesos in public funding.

La Moneda prepares for its final 8M event, planning a gathering with 600 attendees.

Cordero and Steinert will meet on Monday for a bilateral security discussion and transition of leadership.

A new earthquake struck Chile today, with reports of a tremor in the Coquimbo region.

CNTV imposes a strict sanction on Sergio Rojas for controversial remarks about Rafa Araneda and Marcela Vacarezza.

Locals from Lirquén's Barrio Chino invite visitors after a significant drop in sales due to a major fire.

The Israeli army confirms a new wave of attacks in Gaza, resulting in the death of at least two militants.

A new real estate model by Grupo Cummins will include helicopter tours in La Dehesa.

The Pet Shop Boys arrive in Viña and clarify their stance on comparisons between Bad Bunny and Michael Jackson.

Migraine is identified as the leading cause of lost healthy life years among young women in Chile.

The Roberto del Río Hospital leads a pioneering pediatric cardiac rehabilitation program in Chile.

Pedro Lea-Plaza, a close associate of Kast, is set to head the Civil Service.

The Sandisk Extreme Fit Drive, the world's smallest and highest capacity USB-C flash drive, is launched in Chile.

Finally, a legal battle unfolds between Mosa and Cencosud over the most coveted land in Puerto Varas.

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