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CLArrau defends Wulf's role in Haitian children case against criticism from Matthei and Kaiser
The Minister of Security, Martín Arrau, defended the role of Minister of Social Development, María Jesús Wulf, regarding the case of Haitian children found in various communes. The Municipality of Estación Central confirmed the location of seven Haitian children included in a list of missing minors provided by the Undersecretariat of Childhood to different communes for search efforts. Two additional children were found by municipal teams in Graneros, in the O'Higgins region. These findings occurred after municipalities activated verification protocols through Local Offices of Childhood, along
Villarrica: Mayor dismisses parking concession questioned by Contraloría and asks for a summary
The mayor of Villarrica has distanced himself from a parking concession that has been questioned by the Contraloría and has requested an investigation.
They evacuate entire building in downtown Santiago by fire that affects department
A fierce fire broke out in a building in central Santiago, leading to the full evacuation of the structure. The fire started in an apartment and spread to the upper floors. Emergency services, including ten companies from the Santiago Fire Department, responded to the incident. The fire affected two apartments around the 12th floor of a 24-floor tower located at San Isidro and Alonso de Ovalle streets, near the Santa Lucía Metro station. Authorities suspended traffic nearby to ensure emergency access.
US-Iranian talks abruptly canceled in Switzerland
The scheduled talks between the United States and Iran regarding the implementation of their 14-point agreement to end the war were abruptly canceled, according to Switzerland's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The meeting was set to take place in the Swiss village of Obbürgen two days after the signing of a memorandum of understanding that opened a 60-day period to negotiate a permanent agreement on Iran's nuclear program while resuming oil traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. The White House stated it expected to 'initiate technical discussions as soon as possible,' but the delegation led by VP
Tragedy in Calbuco: father and 4-year-old daughter die after boat capsizes
A father and his four-year-old daughter died after their boat capsized in Calbuco.
They denounce the "arbitrary" arrest of 6 people after protesting the trip of the mayor of Casablanca to Israel
Six individuals were arrested during a protest against the mayor of Casablanca's trip to Israel.
US lifts sanctions on Conviasa and telecommunications services in Venezuela
The United States has imposed sanctions on Conviasa and Venezuela's telecommunications services.
Quesille calls not to rush to imputate crimes in case of Haitian children and warns that if confirmed the Defensoría could intervene
The article reports on an investigation by Chile's Public Ministry into potential crimes related to the mass entry of Haitian children into the country in 2025, based on preliminary findings from the Office of the Comptroller. The report indicates at least 200 minors entered without proper supervision or documentation. While various hypotheses such as human trafficking are being investigated, the Defender of Childhood, Anuar Quesille, cautions against premature conclusions and emphasizes the need to locate missing children first. Quesille notes that issues began emerging after Chile reopened它的
Vehicle restriction this Friday, June 19 in the RM: check the patents that cannot circulate
The article lists vehicle restriction details for Friday, June 19 in the Santiago Metropolitan Region, specifying which license plates are prohibited from circulating.
Wounded by pellets and found in paltos plantation: what is known about the double homicide in Sotaquí
The article reports on a double homicide case in Sotaquí where victims were shot with birdshot and found in an avocado plantation. It outlines what is currently known about the incident.
Two arrested for the crime of a Venezuelan shot in Lo Espejo: there was a confrontation with 100 shots
Two individuals were detained in connection with the shooting death of a Venezuelan man in Lo Espejo. The incident involved an exchange of fire with approximately 100 shots fired.
Former DINA agents sentenced to 15 years in prison for the murder of Orlando Letelier's secretary
Former agents of the DINA were sentenced to 15 years in prison for the assassination of the secretary of Orlando Letelier.
Cadem: 79% support payment agreements for CAE debtors and 70% support collection of defaulted
A survey by Cadem indicates that 79% of respondents support payment agreements for debtors of the Chilean Agricultural Credit Institute (CAE), while 70% back the collection of debts from those who have defaulted.
The women did their homework, Chile got a red.
The headline translates to 'Women did the task, Chile got a red.' The article appears to reference a situation where women were responsible for an action that resulted in a negative outcome ('red') for Chile.
Why does the Karin Law apply as soon as it is requested and when the holiday is already in place?
The article discusses the application of the 'Ley Karin' regarding winter vacation policies, explaining when the law comes into effect from the moment an employee requests it and when the rest period becomes effective.
Accused of killing a woman in Maipú had been released from hospital a day ago for another murder
A man who was charged with killing a woman in Maipú had been released from hospital care just one day prior after being linked to another murder.
Grandfather accused of raping his granddaughter and sexually exploiting her in exchange for drugs in Concepción
A grandfather is accused of sexually abusing his granddaughter in exchange for drugs in Concepción.
Kast's economic austerity turned 100 days old: Plans to create jobs and more guaguas
The article discusses the 100-day anniversary of Sebastián Piñera's economic austerity plan, highlighting initiatives aimed at creating jobs and increasing birth rates.
Haitian children: Wulf confirms task force with inter-agency coordination to clear doubts
The article mentions that Wulf has confirmed the formation of a task force with inter-institutional coordination to address doubts related to Haitian children.
Oil is near its pre-war level as big banks lower their projections for the price of a barrel
International oil prices continue their decline, approaching levels seen before the joint U.S.-Israel military action against Iran, which appears to have ended with a peace agreement between Washington and Tehran. The preliminary agreement includes the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, a ceasefire, lifting of naval blockades, and Iranian commitments not to develop nuclear weapons. Both Brent crude and WTI prices have fallen below $78 per barrel, less than $5 from pre-conflict levels. Market projections for oil prices are adjusting amid increased volatility as supply begins to normalize with a
Fujimori surpasses Sánchez by more than 18,000 votes with 98.55% of the ballots counted
Keiko Fujimori, candidate of Fuerza Popular, leads her opponent, Roberto Sánchez, by more than 18,000 votes with 98.55% of the ballots counted in Peru's presidential runoff election. According to the National Office of Electoral Processes (ONPE), Fujimori has received 50.051% of valid votes, while Sánchez has 49.949%. Fujimori is close to becoming the first female president elected in Peru's history, supported by overseas voters and urban areas. The electoral body reported that 100% of the ballots from the second round have been processed, but some observed ballots remain to be counted by the
Teen stabbed to death with punctured lung after fight between minors in Renca
An adolescent was stabbed and suffered a punctured lung during a fight between minors in Renca.
Fujimori continues to increase its advantage in Peru while Sánchez's party asks to annul 647 US tables
The article mentions that Fujimori is increasing his lead in Peru while the Sanchez party requests the annulment of 647 voting booths in the United States.
President of Costa Rican soccer club wanted by US for drug trafficking arrested
The president of a Costa Rican football club has been detained after being requested by the United States for alleged involvement in drug trafficking.
Commission approves bill that increases sanctions against those who insult or attack Carabineros and IDPs
A commission has approved a bill that increases penalties for individuals who insult or attack Carabineros and PDI officers.
Who was the Venezuelan elderly woman killed by a teenager in Maipú
The article reports on the murder of an elderly Venezuelan woman by a teenager in Maipú.
Government activates task force to locate Haitian children illegally in the country
The Chilean government has activated a task force to locate Haitian children who have entered the country irregularly.
Rejection of daughter's romantic relationship and payment of $60 thousand: the details of mother's crime in Loncoche
The article discusses the details of a crime committed by a mother in Loncoche, focusing on her rejection of her daughter's romantic relationship and the payment of $60,000.
Unicef calls for speed to find Haitian children and know the search mechanisms of the State
UNICEF has called for urgency in locating Haitian children and understanding the mechanisms used by the state for search efforts.
"Here is a systemic flaw": Senator Gatíca (RN) demands to find homeless Haitian children
Senadora Gatíca from RN demands the location of Haitian children who have no known whereabouts.
Kast presents advisors of the "Chile Renace" plan with 16 names: Sergio Micco and Beatriz Hevia among them
The article reports that José Antonio Kast has presented his advisors for the 'Chile Renace' plan, including names such as Sergio Micco and Beatriz Hevia.
Lower House approves increase in fiscal debt by US$6.200 million: goes to second reading in Senate
The Lower House has approved an increase in fiscal debt by $620 million, which now moves to the second stage in the Senate.
More breathing space for your wallet: fuels are down to $117 per liter according to Enap
The price of fuels has decreased up to $117 per liter, according to confirmation from ENAP.
Six Angolan high school students expelled after row: Secure Classroom Law applied
Six students were expelled from a high school in Angol following a series of fights, with authorities citing the application of the 'Aula Segura' law.
Former members of Mission San Pablo Church denounce alleged embezzlement of up to $5 billion
Former members of the Mission San Pablo Church have accused the organization of alleged misappropriation of up to $5 million.
There could be a cat hidden in the engine of your car and you don't know what to do to get it out?
The article discusses the possibility of a cat being hidden inside a car's engine and provides guidance on what steps to take to encourage the cat to come out.
Marcel defends Boric administration's fiscal management and questions the foundations of the AC against Grau
The article discusses Marcel's defense of the fiscal management under President Gabriel Boric's administration and his questioning of the legal basis for the accusation against Grau.
The goal is still the destruction of memory.
The objective remains the destruction of memory
Sauerbaum claims there is no consul in Port-au-Prince since 2025: There were complaints about visas in Haiti
The article reports that Sauerbaum stated there will be no consul in Puerto Príncipe starting in 2025, citing complaints regarding visa issues in Haiti.
Liberal MPs invoke freedom of action to vote AC against former minister Nicolás Grau
Liberal lawmakers have invoked their freedom of action to vote against former Minister Nicolás Grau.
When the state loses control over children, the whole of Chile should be alarmed
The headline states that when the State loses control over children, all of Chile should be alarmed.
How a millionaire's debt he had between the ropes to foreclosed agricultural entrepreneur ended up at $0
The article discusses how a significant debt that was threatening an agricultural business owner ended up being forgiven, resulting in a financial relief for the individual.
"I'm devastated": husband of woman killed in Loncoche says author material "got angry with her"
The husband of a woman killed in Loncoche expressed that the perpetrator 'tormented her'.
Haitian children's ghost flight: landed with advance warning, stopover in Lima and change of plane
The article discusses a flight involving Haitian children that landed with prior alerts, made a stop in Lima, and involved a change of aircraft.
Chile could be the "reserved" buyer of 11 F-35 jets to the US: Defense does not confirm or rule out
Chile could be the reserved buyer of 11 F-35 fighter jets from the United States, according to reports. The Chilean Ministry of Defense has neither confirmed nor denied this possibility.
Government reaches compromise of votes of PDG and DC to approve in the House project that raises fiscal debt
The Chilean government has secured the votes of the PDG and DC parties to approve a bill increasing public debt by $6.2 billion in the Chamber of Deputies. The bill requires a qualified majority, and the government had already secured 76 votes. After negotiations, the government added 14 votes from PDG and 8 from DC, surpassing the required threshold. In exchange, the government committed to reviewing fiscal adjustments in the health sector, particularly regarding hospital budget cuts.
"Sea is source of life and economic opportunity": Chile and 14 countries agree to fight illegal fishing
Chile has signed an agreement with 14 other countries to combat illegal fishing, emphasizing the ocean as a source of life and economic opportunity.
Loncoche: daughter of murdered woman allegedly paid high school friend to kill her mother
A daughter of a woman who was killed has allegedly paid a high school classmate to kill her mother.
Two consecutive earthquakes shake the north of the country
Two consecutive earthquakes shook the northern part of the country.
Four managers of Maipú in the Barriga era evade jail in an abbreviated process for tax fraud
Four executives from Maipú during the Barriga era avoided prison in an abbreviated process for tax fraud.
Lumaco councillor detained for alleged theft in Coquimbo mall amid national meeting
A councilwoman from Lumaco was arrested for alleged theft at a mall in Coquimbo during a national meeting.
Government confirms Sala Cuna project will impact Cesantía Insurance funds; Supreme opens removal notebook to 56 judges who traveled with license and Nicolás Grau's defense ensures there are no violations of norms or laws in the constitutional accusation
The Chilean government has confirmed that the proposed 'Sala Cuna Universal' program will affect funds from the Unemployment Insurance (Seguro de Cesantía). Minister of Labor and Social Security Tomás Rau stated that there will be a reduction in contributions to individual unemployment insurance accounts and the Solidary Unemployment Fund. The initiative involves a 0.35% employer contribution, offset by a similar reduction in their contributions to the unemployment insurance system. The funding for the project will come from the state and workers, with the state contributing approximately $10,
Alejandro Trejo tells Minister Undurraga to "get off the pony" and criticizes cuts: "They better close it"
Alejandro Trejo criticizes Minister Undurraga for cuts and tells him to 'get off the pony', suggesting it would be better if the institution were closed.
Man killed by Biotren in Coronel
A man was killed after being struck by a train in Coronel.
Hillary Clinton blames Biden for Trump's victory for not withdrawing before the election
Hillary Clinton holds Biden responsible for Trump's victory in the elections for not withdrawing before the election.
Senate dispatches to law readjustment of the minimum wage: it will be $553.553
The Senate has passed a law adjusting the minimum wage, setting it at $553,553.
Central Bank leaves interest rates unchanged at 4.5% and economists see it likely to remain the same throughout 2026
The Central Bank of Chile decided to keep the interest rate at 4.5% during its June meeting, aligning with market expectations. The decision was made unanimously by the bank's members. The Central Bank noted that inflation risks have been balancing out, though the overall economic environment remains uncertain. It highlighted ongoing tensions in the Middle East and the lack of normalization in global oil supply. Additionally, it mentioned that household consumption factors have shown less favorable behavior. The bank emphasized that future monetary policy decisions will be evaluated meeting by
The hidden plot behind illegal lapis lazuli extraction in Chile
The article discusses the illegal extraction of lapislázuli in Chile, focusing on the challenges faced by artisans like Jean Molina, who rely on this semi-precious stone. The only lapislázuli mine in Chile, Las Flores de los Andes, has been inactive for over a decade, leading to reliance on informal miners. The mine, located in the high Andes, is one of the world's largest sources of lapislázuli, second only to Afghanistan's Sar-I-Sang mines. The article mentions that the mine last operated in 2023 and that official data from the National Service of Geology and Mining show a significant drop in production after 2009.
The number of children infected by an outbreak of infectious erythema at a Victoria school rises to 26
The number of children infected with infectious erythema has increased to 26 at a school in Victoria.
Elderly woman dies after being run over while crossing a zebra crossing in Antofagasta
An elderly woman was killed after being hit by a vehicle while crossing a pedestrian crosswalk in Antofagasta.
Crisis in the forest sector: nearly 700 workers are disconnected from contractors
The article reports that in Chile's forestry sector, contracting companies have collectively laid off approximately 700 workers.
Female leadership programme for the salmon industry certifies 75 women in its first edition
A female leadership program for the salmon industry has certified 75 women in its first edition.
Overflows is facing legal setbacks after the court rejected Hassler's appeal
The article reports that Desbordes faced a judicial setback after the Court rejected an appeal related to the indictment by Hassler.
Colombian congresswoman who tried to remove Petro from the presidency suspended
A congresswoman from Colombia has been suspended for attempting to remove President Gustavo Petro from office.
Kast removes Deputy Secretary Daniela Castro (RN) after weeks of internal tension with Minister Marín
President Sebastián Piñera has removed Subsecretary Daniela Castro (from the RN party) following weeks of internal tension with Minister Marín.
The calculation failed: Eduardo Fuentes leads a steep fall when demonstrating the use of a machine in the morning
Eduardo Fuentes experienced a significant downfall after demonstrating the use of a machine during a morning television show.
Prosecutor Campos and Haitian children: "Reality can slap us and make the number double"
The article discusses Fiscal Campos' comments regarding Haitian children, suggesting that reality might present numbers twice as high as expected.
Balto law: deputies present a bill to tighten penalties in serious cases of animal abuse
A bill known as Ley Balto has been introduced by Chilean lawmakers to increase penalties for severe cases of animal cruelty. The proposal modifies Article 291 bis of the Criminal Code, introducing harsher punishments such as absolute and permanent prohibition from owning or working with animals if the cruelty results in serious injury or death. The bill was sponsored by members across different political parties.
Universities and reduction of dental waiting lists
The article discusses universities' role in reducing dental waiting lists.
Supreme Court opens 56 removal books against judges for traveling abroad on medical license
The Supreme Court has opened 56 files for the removal of judges who traveled abroad while on medical leave.
Alvaro Santi: Beyond the predictions
Claudia Mayor: Barbie's number one fan in Chile
The article mentions Claudia Alcalde as the number one fan of Barbie in Chile.
Dani Ride is at our table
The article mentions 'Dani Ride en nuestra mesa,' which translates to 'Dani Ride at our table.' However, no further details are provided regarding who Dani Ride is, the context of the meeting, or any specific events or discussions that took place.
Savka Pollak and her various facets
Cristina Melo: the lawyer who breaks schemes
The article introduces Cristina Melo, an attorney who challenges established norms.
The struggle for the portent elevators
The article discusses the struggle over elevators in Buenos Aires, likely referring to issues related to maintenance, regulation, or access in urban buildings.
Carolina Corti: The woman behind the authority
The article discusses Carolina Corti, focusing on her role behind an authority figure.
The pop dreams of Kim Queenland
The article discusses the pop dreams of Kim Queenland.
Mario Solís and Emy Ceco reviewed anecdotes from the Argentine show
Mario Solís and Emy Ceco reviewed anecdotes from Argentine entertainment.
The secret ingredient of success: perseverance, family and resilience
The article discusses the secret ingredient to success, highlighting perseverance, family, and resilience.
From science to ice cream: transforming ideas into well-being
The article discusses transforming scientific ideas into well-being, specifically through the example of ice cream. It highlights how scientific research and innovation can lead to products that enhance people's quality of life.
Crossing Borders to Reinvent Yourself: Well-being, Purpose and Courage
The article discusses the theme of crossing borders to reinvent oneself, focusing on well-being, purpose, and courage.
Purposeful networking: connections that transform lives
The article discusses the importance of purposeful networking and how meaningful connections can transform lives.
Former student who denounced alleged kidnapping of Lincolao in UACh declared before the Fiscal and points to rector
An ex-student who accused former president Sebastián Piñera of alleged kidnapping at the Universidad Austral de Chile (UACh) has testified before the Chilean Attorney General's Office and pointed the finger at the university's rector.
The unheard of reports about the case of untraced Haitian children in Chile
The article discusses the case of Haitian children who have gone missing in Chile, focusing on warnings that were reportedly ignored.
Judge accuses discrimination for extension of summary by license: court has already resolved other cases
A judge has accused discrimination regarding the extension of an investigation related to licenses, noting that the court has already resolved other cases.
Progressive Alliance of the Americas supports Michelle Bachelet's candidacy for UN secretariat
The Progressive Alliance of the Americas supports Michelle Bachelet's candidacy for the position of Secretary-General of the United Nations.
Depression had Arthur Longton hidden for two years weighing 100 pounds: "I've already lost 16".
Arturo Longton, who suffered from depression, was hidden away for two years and weighed 100 kilograms. He has now lost 16 kilograms.
"Unhealthy, inhuman and empty": Family of hit and run accuses total abandonment and lies of Fran Maira
The family of a man who was run over by Fran Maira has accused her of being 'heartless, inhuman, and empty' and of abandoning them completely and lying.
Government gives utmost urgency to project that creates Single Registry of Vandals and Incivility
The Chilean government has prioritized a project aimed at creating a Unique Register of Vandals and Incivilities.