Chile News in English

Good morning! It’s 20th February, and here’s your Chile daily news capsule.

Confuturo seals the sale of the iconic Unimarc in Santa María de Manquehue for 15 million dollars.

Dramatic developments as PDI raids homes of dismissed executives linked to El Teniente collapse.

Concerns rise as pensioners report reductions of up to 100 thousand pesos in PGU payments.

Learn how to check for traffic fines before paying your circulation permit this year.

José María Balcázar, the new president of Peru, faces controversy over his stance on child marriage.

A shocking study reveals a historic rise in cocaine consumption in Chile through wastewater analysis.

In Independencia, a man narrowly escapes a kidnapping attempt but suffers gunshot wounds.

A crane has collapsed in Puerto Varas, but authorities confirm no injuries reported.

A father demands justice after his son dies from a falling tree in Valparaíso.

Sernac issues a warning about nearly 15 thousand potentially dangerous water heaters on the market.

Venezuela passes an amnesty law, excluding those who promoted armed actions during the crisis.

Former South Korean president Yoon receives a life sentence for a failed martial law.

Trump launches a Peace Board, warning Iran of potential consequences if no agreement is reached.

Five hundred job openings are available to support the upcoming school season.

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