Chile
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AMERICAS
Chile’s Kelp Forest Ban: Protecting Fishermen and Underwater Ecosystems
Chile’s Patagonian fishermen helped secure a kelp harvesting ban through 2034, protecting underwater forests that shelter valuable marine life. A…
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ANALYSIS
Chile Abortion Ruling Exposes the Fine Print Between Legal Rights and Care
Catalina Pizarro spent two months carrying a daughter doctors said would not survive. A landmark abortion ruling in Chile exposes…
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ANALYSIS
Magellan Strait Sovereignty Is Not a Soap Opera When History Keeps Receipts
Chile’s anger over Washington’s Magellan Strait comments is not diplomatic theater. From Mexico’s lost provinces to Panama’s canal enclave, Latin…
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SPORTS
Chile’s World Cup Hopes Fade as Coaching Uncertainty Drags On
Chile’s national team is chasing the 2030 World Cup without a permanent coach. After three straight absences, its rebuilding effort…
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AMERICAS
Brazil Runoff: Bolsonaro’s New Slim Poll Lead Tests Voter Loyalty
Flávio Bolsonaro leads Brazil’s first presidential runoff poll, but endorsements don't transfer ballots. As Lula searches for a comeback, the…
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SPORTS
Latin American Football Gets Younger, but Its Old Problems Refuse to Retire
Latin American football’s generational makeover has arrived with teenage goals, late collapses and familiar frustrations. Across eight national teams, four…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Chile Unwraps 222 Smuggled Fossils Declared as Household Glassware Instead of History
Chilean customs officers found 222 marine fossils inside a shipment declared as jewelry and household ornaments. The 110-million-year-old pieces, attributed…
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE
Chile Took Sweden’s Toxic Waste, and Arica Is Still Paying Compound Interest
In northern Chile, a chemist who grew up beside Swedish mining waste is testing what decades of cleanup actually accomplished.…
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ANALYSIS
Bolivia and Chile Face 147 Years of History in One Neighborly Question
Bolivia’s invitation to Chile to choose a different relationship reaches back to a war, a lost coastline, and decades without…
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AMERICAS
Chile Remembers Allende as Silence Reopens Latin America’s Old Democratic Wounds Again
Fifty-three years after Chile’s military coup, Gabriel Boric returned to Salvador Allende’s tomb while President José Antonio Kast held no…
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