Chile News in English

Good morning! It’s 3rd April, and here’s your Chile daily news capsule.

Senator Javier Macaya comments on the failed arrest of Galvarino Apablaza in Argentina, calling it strange and painful.

New government benefits announced by President Kast include one gas balloon per family.

Notarial reform takes effect, removing appointments from the judicial circle.

Experts reflect on the "damaged masculinity" of school attackers in Calama, addressing violence in schools.

NASA's Artemis II mission leaves Earth's orbit, heading towards the Moon for the first time in decades.

The Universidad Católica dominates Palestino with a 6-1 victory, boosting confidence ahead of Copa Libertadores.

The daughter of a murdered merchant in Quinta Normal points to a suspect in her mother’s death.

FIDAE 2026 promises breathtaking aerial acrobatics and demonstrations, celebrating 46 years of the event.

Chile's real time zone is under discussion as the country prepares for daylight saving changes.

Chilean fentanyl spreads across the country, with seven Venezuelans arrested in the south.

Trump fires Attorney General Pam Bondi, appointing Todd Blanche as interim replacement amid controversies.

Forty nations propose sanctions against Iran and reject tolls in the Strait of Hormuz.

The Trump administration dismisses the Army Chief of Staff during ongoing conflict with Iran.

Trump announces the destruction of Iran's tallest bridge, threatening further attacks without an agreement.

Experts warn that 87% of Chilean adolescents are sedentary, urging more exercise for better health.

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