Chile News in English

Good morning! It’s 3rd July, and here’s your Chile daily news capsule.

Venezuelan Dayonis Orozco arrives in Chile to face trial for crimes against Ronald Ojeda.

Swiss bank UBS reports nearly 2,600 Chileans achieved one million dollars in wealth last year.

Government confirms minors may be tried as adults in a significant security announcement.

Death toll from the double earthquake in Venezuela rises to two thousand five hundred ninety-five.

Mario Marcel discusses economic challenges, citing fuel price shocks as a key factor.

Government denies focusing tax exemptions after meeting with mayors from the ACHM.

Kast and Orsi agree in Uruguay to strengthen bilateral cooperation against drug trafficking.

President Kast aims to ease tensions within his party, hinting at a broad coalition.

Chilean firefighters rescue a man trapped under rubble in Venezuela for eight days.

Vatican excommunicates rebellious bishops and priests, warning their followers.

Bachelet pauses in Chile after visiting eight countries in her bid for the UN.

Health Ministry alerts low vaccination rates against measles, urging over 143,000 children to get vaccinated.

Chilean tourism contributed nine point five billion pesos to GDP in 2025, creating over 723,000 jobs.

Codelco admits it is no longer the world's largest copper producer, losing its top spot to BHP.

Observatory Vera Rubin will capture the starry sky every 40 seconds for the next decade.

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