Chile News in English

Good morning! It’s 18th March, and here’s your Chile daily news capsule.

Galvarino Apablaza's lawyer claims there's no chance he will return to Chile.

The government suspends changes to Mepco, risking a $300 increase in gasoline prices.

Israel reports at least two deaths in Tel Aviv following a significant Iranian bombardment.

The Chilean government halts marine protection efforts, freezing the entire environmental agenda.

Defense for ex-Carabineros captain Patricio Maturana seeks a special pardon from the Justice Ministry.

Kast inaugurates a border barrier project with Peru amid ongoing security concerns.

Supreme Court president advocates for the elimination of pardons, suggesting a council review cases.

Legislative moves heat up in Congress with the imminent introduction of a miscellaneous law.

A tribunal reformalizes Vivanco on bribery and money laundering charges linked to Belarus.

The Senate approves a reform to Gendarmería, paving the way for its official enactment.

Nicolás Zepeda's defense demands DNA and Facebook investigations in Narumi's murder trial.

Cuba experiences a magnitude six earthquake amid widespread power outages across the island.

New report reveals that 85% of brain injury patients worldwide lack access to rehabilitation post-discharge.

The Ministry of Health ramps up its vaccination campaign against respiratory viruses this year.

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