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  1. Cristian Pradenas resigns as regional secretary for National Assets in Arica

    Arica and Parinacota has seen five regional ministerial secretaries leave in seven months of Kast's administration, and the reason for the latest departure remains unknown.

    · By Sofía Herrera

  2. Arica evaluates two sites for a US$450 million high-complexity hospital

    Cerro Chuño, with 14 hectares undergoing eviction and heavy metal contamination, is competing with a 12-hectare state-owned site in the northern part of the city.

    Health · By Javiera Salinas

  3. The 1926 US proposal to give Tacna and Arica to Bolivia

    Historian Sergio González Miranda revisits Frank B. Kellogg's idea, which Lima rejected and Santiago left without a definitive response almost a century ago.

    World · By Lucía Campos

  4. El Niño wipes out anchoveta catches in northern Chile, and Corpesca suppliers fear bankruptcy

    Small-scale fishers from Arica to Mejillones are landing no catch, and Sonapesca is asking for a review of the tax paid on fishing quotas.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  5. 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

  6. Mirosevic takes over Senate Constitution Committee and announces opposition security agenda

    The senator for Arica asked the government not to rush him with legislative urgency requests, while the signatories to the security reform push to speed it up.

    Politics · By Sofía Herrera

  7. Seven low-magnitude earthquakes recorded in northern Chile this Saturday the 24th

    The strongest earthquake reached magnitude 3.6 near Putre. None of the reported earthquakes exceeded magnitude 4, and all occurred at intermediate depths.

    National · By Andrés Figueroa

  8. San Luis could become Primera B champions without receiving the trophy this Saturday

    The ANFP has suspended the promotion league's trophy presentation until the Disciplinary Tribunal rules on the San Marcos and Puerto Montt cases.

    Sports · By Diego Fuentes

  9. Government completes eleventh charter flight, bringing total expulsions to 1,704

    The plane departed with 75 foreign nationals bound for Peru, Colombia and the Dominican Republic, while the Investigative Police reports a 33% drop in irregular entries.

    Politics · By Sofía Herrera

  10. Aysén pays Chile's highest diesel prices, with diesel costing more than 93-octane gasoline in 15 regions

    In Aysén, diesel averages $1,754 per liter, $190 more than in Santiago, and analysts expect further increases in the coming weeks.

    Economy · By Javiera Salinas

  11. Former prosecutor Vinko Fodich faces revised charges over money laundering for Colombian network

    The Supraterritorial Prosecutor's Office accuses him of concealing nearly $984 million as an E-Panda shareholder; his defense says there is no evidence he knew the money's origin.

    Crime · By Cristóbal Araya

  12. Academy of Sciences warns of 10% science cut in 2027 Budget

    Sergio Lavandero warned of unprecedented cuts to equipment, applied science and opportunities for young researchers, and called on the Government to disclose its plan.

    Science · By Valentina Muñoz

  13. Marco Antonio Figueroa offers to coach Chile and takes aim at the National Professional Football Association

    The coach of Nicaragua’s Real Estelí criticized an agent’s influence on the national team and recalled Ricardo Gareca’s failed tenure.

    Sports · By Diego Fuentes

  14. San Felipe and Santa Cruz draw as Rangers stay alive in relegation battle

    With two rounds left in Primera B, Santa Cruz and San Felipe have 23 points, leaving bottom-placed Rangers two points behind with a head-to-head match still to come.

    Sports · By Diego Fuentes

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