Chile News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th June, and here’s your Chile daily news capsule.

Three Chileans have died in the recent earthquakes in Venezuela.

Santiago implements vehicle restrictions this week; check your license plate digits.

Fatalities from the double earthquake in Venezuela rise to one thousand four hundred thirty.

Mother of a child killed in a violent carjacking pleads for change to prevent more tragedies.

The FA party reaffirms its socialist, feminist, and ecological stance after its first ideological congress.

Carabineros arrest a suspect linked to a fire in a Santiago building.

In Viña del Mar, the cross from Los Carmelitas church is removed due to earthquake risks.

The government activates Code Blue in seven regions due to extreme cold temperatures.

The long weekend results in four fatalities and over nine hundred seventy traffic violations.

The 2026 Pride March gathers over one hundred thousand attendees in downtown Santiago.

El Salvador's president Bukele registers his candidacy for the 2027 elections.

Russia claims to have taken a new town in Ukraine amid ongoing conflict.

Delegations from foreign Masonic organizations visit La Moneda today.

María Corina Machado announces her return to Venezuela to support earthquake victims.

The comedian José Luis “Koto” Valenzuela has passed away, leaving a legacy in Chilean humor.

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