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Senapred declares precautionary status on Rapa Nui after earthquake in Panama
SHOA estimated that waves would reach the island at 20:41 local time, and Senapred asked people to be ready to leave the beach when instructed.
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.
Foreign Ministry launches forms to locate Chileans after earthquake in Panama
Families can request help finding a fellow Chilean or report that someone is safe, also indicating whether they need medical attention.
SHOA cancels tsunami threat for Easter Island after earthquake in Panama
The Navy agency ruled out a risk to Rapa Nui, although it continues monitoring, and the government offered help to the Panamanian people.
Magnitude 8.0 earthquake shakes Panama and triggers precautionary status in Rapa Nui
The earthquake struck at a depth of 33 kilometers near Pitaloza Arriba, and there is still no official assessment of damage or the number of people affected.
Boric and Álvaro Uribe to open UNDP and CAF conference on poverty in Panama
The meeting, organized by two multilateral organizations, aims to review regional strategies to reduce poverty and renew commitments.
Bachelet: women in politics face the same obstacles regardless of ideology
The former Chilean president took part in Panama in the first meeting of an Ibero-American network that seeks to support women who hold political office.
SHOA canceled tsunami precautionary status for Rapa Nui after earthquake in Panama
Easter Island will not be hit by waves following the magnitude 7.6 earthquake in Central America, although the Navy continues to monitor the event.
Government rules out nationwide tsunami threat and maintains precautionary measures in Rapa Nui
El SHOA fijó estado de precaución sólo para Isla de Pascua, donde podría ordenarse abandonar las playas antes de la llegada de olas.In Spanish
Kast calls Lula to congratulate him on his reelection in Brazil
The presidents of Peru, Bolivia, Mexico, Uruguay and Paraguay also sent their greetings to the Brazilian leader, who will govern Brazil for a fourth time.
María Corina Machado announces her return to Venezuela after nearly ten months abroad
The 2025 Nobel Peace Prize laureate returned to her country after at least seven failed attempts, though her whereabouts and how she entered remain unknown.
Santiago invests more than $18 billion in renovating squares, parks and playgrounds
The municipal plan includes 35 children's play areas and work in Almagro, Forestal and Portales parks, with funding from the Regional Government, the Undersecretariat for Regional and Administrative Development and private sources.
Brazil's election: the three fronts where Chile would feel the result
Trade and investment with Brazil are protected by treaties, but the currency, police cooperation and Kast's position depend on the winner.
Investigative Police arrest three men over child sexual abuse material in Interpol operation
Two Chileans and a Venezuelan were arrested in the act in the Metropolitan and Biobío regions, following leads from investigations in Spain and Colombia.
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.
Laura Fingerhuth and Gael Arias to carry Chile’s flag at Dakar 2026
The 17-year-old swimmer and the 16-year-old volleyball player will lead a delegation of 18 athletes at the first Games of their kind in Africa.
ECLAC projects Chile will export US$125,226 million in 2026, ahead of Peru and Argentina
Higher mineral prices would explain the increase, although the UN body projects that Chilean export volumes will fall 7%.
Storm in Santiago leaves schools in four municipalities without classes this Wednesday
Tuesday's rain and hail damaged schools in Providencia, Ñuñoa, Las Condes and Santiago Centro, which will spend the day on repairs.
Pac Pac, supplier of paper bags to retailers, seeks judicial reorganization
The company, which sold up to five million bags a month, has debts totaling $2,721 million and is seeking an agreement with its creditors to keep operating.
Alvarado asks Democratic Socialism to support security agenda as it did under Boric
The minister of both the Interior and the General Secretariat of Government ruled out a political cost from withdrawing the executive branch's constitutional reform proposal and called for cross-party support.
