Chile News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th April, and here’s your Chile daily news capsule.

Gradual tax cuts for companies planned between 2028 and 2030 amid opposition concerns.

Classes suspended at UCSC San Andrés campus due to a shooting threat.

U.S. warships cross the Strait of Hormuz to begin mine clearance operations.

Main suspect in the femicide of Francisca Millahual has been arrested.

New president appointed for Codelco, possible executive changes at Novandino Litio.

Poll shows 52% believe President Kast's government has underperformed expectations.

New approach confirmed between Iran and the U.S., despite stalled peace talks.

Chile's fixed internet is now the cheapest in Latin America, not just the fastest.

Chilean copper industry at risk due to China's halt on sulfuric acid exports.

79% find the attack on Minister Lincolao very serious, with 62% supporting university funding revocation for violent acts.

Scientists at UM contribute to findings aimed at protecting neurons from Parkinson's disease.

Researchers develop a wasp venom-based hydrogel to treat diabetic foot injuries.

Specialist explains what indoor cats need for a better quality of life.

Chile's U17 team seeks World Cup spot after losing to Ecuador in the South American tournament.

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