Chile News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd April, and here’s your Chile daily news capsule.

The UF has crossed 40 thousand pesos, impacting your wallet starting today.

The Senate committee rejects the bill that criminalizes irregular entry into the country.

Trump announces a ceasefire to negotiate with Iran, extending the pause indefinitely.

Cencosud continues its expansion plans, aiming to open two new supermarkets in Santiago.

The UK bans tobacco sales for future generations, aiming for a smoke-free society.

Peru faces delays in the presidential elections, with the electoral chief resigning.

Matías Claro sets international tournaments as a priority in his new role at Cruzados.

Jara proposes legislation for a mega-reform, shaking up the left's strategy.

Mexico investigates a shooting at the Teotihuacan archaeological site, leaving two dead.

Ex-minister Velasco calls for a more complex debate on economic growth in Chile.

The Líridas meteor shower peaks tonight, offering a spectacular view in Chile.

Pamela Díaz confronts Gissella Gallardo live, creating a tense moment on air.

The U decides not to sell tickets to Católica fans for the upcoming university classic.

Sernac issues a safety alert for two vehicle models due to a technical defect.

Innovation in health is improving access and quality of care across the country.

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