Chile News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th April, and here’s your Chile daily news capsule.

Bloomberg warns about Kast's economic plan, stating it will negatively impact government revenue.

A kidnapped businesswoman is found alive in Central Station; four arrests made.

The government clarifies the PDG agreement excludes the SME tax, aiming to boost certain sectors.

The Human Rights Undersecretariat reviews cases individually after an email suggests non-intervention.

Metro Line 1 experiences delays during peak hours due to train complications.

Manfred Paulmann takes over as president of the Cencosud group amid economic growth in Atacama.

The Bolivian Foreign Minister invites President Kast, marking a potential turning point in relations.

Cadem reports Kast holds a 42% approval rating, while Bachelet garners more support than opposition.

Sernac issues a safety alert for a car model due to airbag failure, increasing injury risk.

Xiaomi launches its new smart home ecosystem in Chile, aiming for a connected lifestyle.

Chilean academics highlight quinoa's potential for health, innovation, and sustainability.

The Seremi of Health emphasizes we cannot normalize waiting times for cancer treatment.

Bird flu cases in Los Ríos decrease compared to the emergency three years ago, according to SAG.

A Chilean innovator turns alpacas into a promising weapon against the planet's deadliest viruses.

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