Chile News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th February, and here’s your Chile daily news capsule.

Raúl Domínguez, a friend of Boric, faces scrutiny over medical leave and a controversial cable to China.

Daniel Jadue granted nighttime house arrest as the court reviews his case related to Popular Pharmacies.

Israel launches a preventive strike against Iran, causing explosions in Tehran and alerts in Tel Aviv.

The Education Superintendence clarifies the new law banning cellphones in classrooms across schools.

Tensions rise as Pakistan attacks Afghanistan, escalating conflict in the Middle East.

Complications for Universidad Católica as they face Ñublense with four defensive players sidelined.

The statue of General Baquedano returns to Plaza Italia after approval from the Monuments Council.

A worker is left in critical condition after an assault at a youth residence in Quillota.

President Boric to symbolically kick off the school year in Juan Fernández while launching a vaccination campaign.

At least 15 fatalities reported from a military plane crash in Bolivia, affecting numerous vehicles.

Ukraine faces its harshest winter yet, with bombings and extreme cold pushing citizens to the brink.

The dollar rises above 870 pesos amid global turbulence and weak economic indicators from Chile.

Samsung unveils the Galaxy Buds4, promising exceptional sound quality in its latest wireless earbuds.

Sony introduces new technology for PS5 Pro, with Resident Evil Requiem as the first game to use it.

A free tool allows users to manage individual monitor power settings on Windows without hassle.

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