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Kast calls in La Paz for differences with Bolivia not to stall relations
Rodrigo Paz welcomed Kast with agreements on mining, energy and fiber optics, but reiterated that Bolivia's maritime claim is non-negotiable.
Kast proposes restoring relations with Bolivia at the highest level in La Paz
Chile and Bolivia signed agreements on trade, mining, energy and fiber optics, and Rodrigo Paz accepted an invitation to visit Chile next year.
Kast invites Rodrigo Paz to Chile and reopens dialogue with Bolivia in La Paz
The first official visit by a Chilean president to Bolivia since 1955 ended with agreements on mining, trade and energy, and a reciprocal visit planned for 2027.
Kast signs agreements in La Paz as Bolivia reiterates its demand for sea access
Chile and Bolivia agreed on mining, energy and digital cooperation, although Rodrigo Paz noted that access to the sea remains in Bolivia's Constitution.
Evo Morales alleges betrayal over exclusion of maritime claim from Kast's visit
The former Bolivian president criticized the agenda between Kast and Rodrigo Paz for prioritizing trade and mining over access to the sea.
Kast and Paz sign agreements in La Paz and move toward normalizing relations
Mining, trade, fiber optics and energy are at the center of the rapprochement between Chile and Bolivia, which do not have full diplomatic relations.
Kast and Paz sign trade, mining and fiber-optic agreements in La Paz
Chile and Bolivia will modernize a 1993 trade agreement in two phases and cooperate on mineral exploration, digital connectivity and energy.
Kast offers Chile's help to Panama after magnitude 7.7 earthquake
The Chilean president wrote on X to his Panamanian counterpart, José Raúl Mulino, and offered Chile's assistance following the earthquake.
Bianchi backs Kast's security reform and criticizes U.S. ambassador
The senator for Magallanes says the constitutional reform is holding up around 30 bills and calls for Ambassador Brandon Judd to be replaced.
Former consul in Bolivia sees restoring relations with Chile as highly likely
Jorge Canelas argues that La Paz must take the first step, because it was Bolivia that severed diplomatic ties in 1962 and in 1978.
Foreign Minister Pérez Mackenna travels to London and Brussels on his first European tour
Chile seeks more British and European investment and aims to advance ratification of the agreement with the EU, which 18 of its member states have already approved.
Keiko Fujimori to travel to El Salvador to meet Bukele and visit CECOT
Peru's Senate approved the trip with 37 votes, but experts and former allies doubt the Salvadoran model can be applied in Peru.
Republicans call for stronger security seven years after the social uprising
Republican Party deputies accuse the left of downplaying the violence of 2019, while the governing coalition signed a declaration for peace.
Chile to reopen its consulates in Caracas and Puerto Ordaz from October 19
The more than 25 thousand Chileans in Venezuela will regain access to services such as passports, powers of attorney and civil registration after nearly two years without consular services.
Camila Vallejo to lead CISS Latin American leadership school
Boric's former spokesperson will head Ruta Continental, a program based in Mexico that will train 50 young Latin Americans in social security issues.
Chilean government condemns Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia
The Foreign Ministry expressed condolences to the Saudi people and warned of the impact of escalation in the Gulf on global supplies.
Communist Party and independent deputies demand departure of U.S. Ambassador Brandon Judd
The lawmakers rejected the diplomat's denial of Chilean rights in Antarctica and accused Foreign Minister Pérez Mackenna of a lack of firmness.
Moreira accuses US ambassador of mistreating Chile over Strait of Magellan remarks
The vice president of the Senado demanded respect and non-interference as the basis for any negotiation with Washington, while Judd says he was misinterpreted.