Deborah Zoellner, a Chilean woman whose family fled Hitler's regime, has successfully located part of her family's major collection of paintings and antique furniture that was looted during Nazism.
Chilean star Mon Laferte discussed her mental health struggles, government corruption, and her commitment to speaking out against injustice despite conservative backlash, emphasizing the dangers of being free.
Far-right lawmakers in Chile have proposed creating a 'museum of truth' to highlight the 'victims' of the socialist government preceding General Augusto Pinochet's coup. The initiative aims to present a different historical narrative of the period.
Chile's right-wing government is reportedly seeking a reset after its initial popularity waned, battered by the energy price shock and growing doubts over its plan to effectively tackle organized crime.
Violent protests, led by labor unions and student groups, have erupted in Chile in response to government cuts to social programs, coinciding with President Kast's first State of the Nation address.
Chilean literature professor Andrea Kottow has published a unique nonfiction work that examines parent-child relationships through her personal experiences with her physician father, Miguel Kottow.
Over fifty cultural institutions in Santiago have agreed to collaborate and coordinate programming to transform the city's main avenue into a vibrant cultural hub, similar to those in Buenos Aires or Madrid.
Former Chilean goalkeeper Romina Parraguirre, known as 'The crazy Chilean,' who almost faced defeat by her own football team, is now working with FIFA to confront racism ahead of the World Cup.
A Santander employee has been arrested in Chile as part of an $85 million crime sting operation.
Chilean President José Antonio Kast, in his first annual Cuenta Pública address, criticized the Boric administration for leaving a 3.6% of GDP structural fiscal deficit, focusing his speech on the country's financial state.
A study published in The Lancet indicates that Chile successfully decreased the proportion of children aged 4 to 6 with excess weight by implementing nutritional warning logos and strict advertising regulations.
Authorities in Chile have seized a record-breaking 100 tons of drugs, valued at over $8 billion, that were ingeniously hidden within wood shipments destined for Europe. The narcotics were either concealed within the timber or absorbed into the wood itself.
Seven deputies from Chile's far-right National Libertarian Party proposed creating a 'Museum of Truth' to counter the memory of the Allende era and the 1973 coup.
Chile's hard-right leader Jose Antonio Kast has announced new measures to crack down on crime and migration, including a 'vandal' registry and longer detentions for migrants, as his approval ratings decline less than three months into his term.
Investors in Chile are reportedly turning back to peso notes, indicating a shift in market behavior.