Chile News in English

Good morning! It’s 4th July, and here’s your Chile daily news capsule.

A former health official is arrested for impersonating a police officer during vehicle checks.

Chile's proposed 52-hour workweek raises concerns about workers' rights amid employment crisis.

Criticism mounts against Rodríguez for his handling of the recent tragedy in Venezuela.

Top CEOs lead the charge for the highest stock returns in the Chilean market.

Provoste and Vodanovic's distrust signals diverging paths for tackling the major reform.

Cecilia Cifuentes responds to fuel price shock, arguing that absorbing costs would harm the economy.

A 5.1 magnitude earthquake shakes northern Chile, with the epicenter in Coquimbo region.

Mayor Palacios comments on property tax exemptions, noting some may politicize the issue.

Kast hints at forming a coalition with ruling parties amid rising tensions in the sector.

Heavy rains and possible thunderstorms expected in RM and three other regions this weekend.

Trump leads celebrations for the 250th anniversary at Mount Rushmore, sparking controversy.

A Venezuelan survivor of an earthquake expresses gratitude to a Chilean rescuer for his strength.

Fujimori begins the transition after being declared president-elect of Peru, appointing her team.

Russia confirms the forceful capture of Kostiantínivka, a strategic city in Ukraine.

The Central Bank issues new rules for public transport cards, warning of potential blocks for low balances.

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