Chile News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd April, and here’s your Chile daily news capsule.

National Reconstruction Plan aims for fiscal surplus by 2035, exceeding 5.6 billion dollars by 2050.

Human Rights Subsecretariat reviews cases of human rights violations on a case-by-case basis.

Parisi reveals negotiations with the government, justifying the PDG's shift in stance.

Chilean Senate approves Protected Schools project despite opposition from several political parties.

Investigation ordered against Chilean officials at the UN working for Bachelet raises concerns.

President Kast tightens budget with a three percent cut focusing on personnel and events.

Two planes collide on the runway at Santiago Airport, causing panic among passengers.

Senate committee rejects bill penalizing illegal entry into the country with prison time.

Metro schedule changes for the upcoming Santiago Marathon this Sunday.

Free events to celebrate World Book Day in Santiago include book giveaways and author meet-ups.

Brazil retaliates by revoking credentials of a U.S. official amid diplomatic tensions.

Trump announces indefinite ceasefire to negotiate with Iran, signaling a shift in strategy.

Peru succumbs to U.S. pressure, purchasing 24 F-16 aircraft amid political fallout.

Entel reveals a 650 million dollar investment plan for 2026 as CEO bids farewell.

Municipality of Rancagua celebrates Earth Day with an environmental fair in the Plaza.

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