Chile News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th June, and here’s your Chile daily news capsule.

Roberto Sánchez leads the presidential vote count in Peru, narrowly ahead of Fujimori.

The CAE Debtors Coordinator rejects Kast's comments, claiming they are victims of criminalization.

A constitutional accusation against Nicolás Grau has been presented by PNL and Republicans.

A BancoEstado executive is linked to the Aragua Train in a shocking extortion case.

Minera Aclara receives approval for a rare earth project worth 130 million dollars in Bío Bío.

The CFA warns of fiscal risks in Kast's mega reform, predicting deficits until at least 2031.

Kast confirms his meeting with Peter Thiel, raising transparency concerns in the presidency.

Santiago braces for rain as meteorologists predict a cold front and snow this week.

The Cadem poll shows Kast's approval rating has risen to 43%, his highest since March.

Trump claims U.S. negotiations with Iran are nearing completion, despite tensions with Israel.

Iran launches a massive missile attack on Israel following bombings in Beirut.

Authorities seize over 108 tons of drugs hidden in wood at national ports in a historic bust.

Hungarian lawmakers cut their salaries by up to 40%, now earning 3,600 euros.

Experts provide tips on how to stay warm during the cold winter months ahead.

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