Chile News in English

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

Arturo Fermandois appointed by La Moneda to defend RCA compensation before the Constitutional Court.

President Kast's reform could dismiss officials using drugs, excluding the President and judges.

Positive report from Trump’s government contrasts with reasons for sanctions against Chile.

A 16-year-old dog survives being dragged 200 meters by a tornado in Chillán Viejo.

Mayor Catalina San Martín claims leftist mayors are outright lying about current issues.

Former ANFP president Sergio Jadue cleared of charges in Chile due to statute of limitations.

President Kast leads a technical meeting in Atacama, preparing for reconstruction announcements.

Metro fire disrupts Line 5, with three carriages affected and asbestos discovered.

School admission process begins soon; key dates for applications to be reviewed.

A 13-year-old student stabbed a 7-year-old; school applies safety measures and considers parental action.

At least 13 dead and 200 injured after a 7.1 earthquake in Japan, with people reported missing.

US and Saudi Arabia strike Iranian-affiliated positions in Iraq, prompting emergency meetings.

BancoEstado union rejects layoffs, announcing mobilizations against internal restructuring.

Netanyahu praises his first meeting with Trump since the Iran conflict began as "excellent."

Norton study reveals 80% of Chilean parents fear AI could create false images involving their children.

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