Chile News in English

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

Corporate tax cut approved as part of major reform, while Sence franchise remains intact.

Authorities raid Temucuicui community following gunfire attack on police units in Ercilla.

Finance Ministry commits to boosting employment credit for women and youth, gaining political support.

Banco de Chile's payment subsidiary welcomes a new general manager as former CEO joins Itaú.

President Kast apologizes after mayors express disappointment over exclusion from La Moneda meeting.

Tax experts back government amendments to major reform, stating they are technical and non-disruptive.

Alejandra Mizala and Francisco Martínez advance to second round in University of Chile rector elections.

Michelle Bachelet gains support from Uruguay's Orsi in her bid to lead the United Nations.

Sernac issues alert for potential failure affecting nearly 2,000 vehicles—check if yours is included.

Dollar drops nearly ten pesos as copper prices hit record highs, despite rising U.S. producer prices.

New regulations in Chile establish USB Type C as the universal charger standard.

Minimum credit card payments set to increase—find out when the new rule takes effect.

Kevin Warsh confirmed as new Federal Reserve Chair after Senate approval of Trump's candidate.

Over 50,000 seniors remain unvaccinated against influenza, raising concerns about public health.

Study from University of Chile tests electric therapy for alleviating menstrual pain.

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