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  1. France confirms first human case of Shamonda virus in a man who died

    French authorities believe a mosquito transmitted the virus, known to infect livestock, and see no risk to the general population.

    Health · By Valentina Muñoz

  2. France reports first human case of Shamonda virus, known to infect livestock

    An immunocompromised patient died of encephalitis in Lyon; authorities are investigating whether the virus caused the death and consider the overall risk low.

    Health · By Valentina Muñoz

  3. Clashes in Republic Square extend wave of protests in France

    French protests began over the school crisis, grew as the cost of living rose and left more than 2,000 people detained and 1,500 businesses damaged.

    World · By Lucía Campos

  4. France records nearly 1,000 arrests in protests over the cost of living

    French Interior Minister Laurent Núñez attributed the reduced violence to a larger police deployment, although unrest broke out in several cities.

    World · By Lucía Campos

  5. Macron rejects his interior minister's resignation following unrest in France

    Laurent Núñez took responsibility for the violence that left nearly 2,400 people detained, but the Élysée asked him to remain in charge of the police.

    World · By Lucía Campos

  6. France records 1,200 arrests after mass protests involving fires and looting

    The French government called for pretrial detention for those arrested and attributed the violence to a political maneuver; the radical left rejects that claim.

    Crime · By Cristóbal Araya

  7. Protester loses a hand to police grenade during protests in France

    The CGT counted 500,000 people at 1,750 marches against the rising cost of living, while Macron vowed to punish those responsible for rioting.

    World · By Lucía Campos

  8. Judd’s remarks on Magallanes reflect the style of Trump’s ambassadors

    Several Trump ambassadors, from France to Peru, have clashed with local governments and media over their involvement in domestic debates.

    World · By Lucía Campos

  9. Israeli settlers attack European diplomats in Taybeh, West Bank

    Belgium will seek EU sanctions against violent settlers after the attack on a delegation from France, Belgium and Poland near Ramallah.

    World · By Lucía Campos

  10. Dólar toca $994,90 y se acerca a los $1.000 por la debilidad del euroIn Spanish

    La crisis fiscal en Francia empuja al dólar global a máximos y presiona al peso chileno, aunque el alza del cobre frena en parte la escalada.In Spanish

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  11. Darío Osorio's Crystal Palace visit Lyon in the Europa League

    The Chilean's English side seek their second win in the league phase against a French opponent who also won their opener.

    Sports · By Diego Fuentes

  12. Truckers rule out strike despite $91.5 diesel price increase and back Finance Ministry

    Sergio Pérez, leader of the CNTC, warned that continuing to curb prices through Mepco would increase public debt, which already totals US$155,000 million.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  13. Santiago hosts the final round of the World Climbing Series featuring Janja Garnbret

    Eighteen Chilean climbers will compete on home soil against Olympic stars in the round that closes the international Lead and Speed circuit.

    Sports · By Diego Fuentes

  14. Deloitte warns Chile’s power transmission system cannot handle the energy supply

    Overloaded substations leave solar energy unused and drive daytime prices to zero in the north, while batteries gain ground.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  15. US and Mexican importers question Chile over burning of Bolivian timber

    The Fiscalía de Arica (Arica prosecutor's office) stands by its tests, while Bolivian timber firms and trade groups estimate losses of up to 15 million dollars.

    National · By Andrés Figueroa

  16. Estatua de Polimnia robada del cerro Santa Lucía se exhibe en el Palacio ConsistorialIn Spanish

    La escultura francesa del siglo XIX, hallada por la PDI en Mostazal en 2018, hoy está en el acceso al Salón de Honor de la Municipalidad de Santiago.In Spanish

    National · By Andrés Figueroa

  17. Rabat defends judicial appointment reform and pushes to expedite access-to-justice service

    The government seeks to bring forward to January 2029 a legal advice service covering Ñuble to Aysén, with votes in both chambers next week.

    Politics · By Sofía Herrera

  18. Ñuñoa, Providencia and Las Condes resume classes at most schools

    Six schools and preschools in Ñuñoa will reopen on Monday, October 19, Providencia is keeping three closed, and municipal schools in Las Condes remain closed.

    National · By Andrés Figueroa

  19. Pellegrini reaches 69 Champions League matches as Betis come back to beat Porto 3-2

    The Chilean coach joined the 20 managers with the most matches in the tournament, and his team have six points after two rounds.

    Sports · By Diego Fuentes

    Match Officials during the 2025 COSAFA Women's Champions League final
  20. IMF projects Chile will grow 0.6% in 2026, among the world's 20 lowest growth rates

    After cutting its estimate from 2.4% in April, the IMF expects Chile's growth to rebound to 2.6% in 2027, just above the Latin American average of 2.5%.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

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