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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
Franco Parisi proposes creation of an 'airport police' in connection with Haitian children's case
The investigation into irregular flights from Haiti continues, with hundreds of children having entered Chile in unusual circumstances in 2025. Nine of these minors have been located so far. Franco Parisi, former presidential candidate and leader of the People's Party (PDG), stated there is a 'generalized negligence' regarding migration matters. During his campaign, he claimed family reunification claims had no credibility, questioning the reliability of documents from Haiti. He mentioned that his group proposed DNA testing, which many deemed impossible. Parisi noted that the Civil Aviation总局（
Live: Netherlands go for their first win against Sweden
The article covers a live sports event between the Netherlands and Sweden, noting that the Netherlands previously drew with Japan while Sweden defeated Tunisia in their opening match. The text includes a minute-by-minute breakdown of the game and mentions a sports newsletter subscription offer.
Cuba says Raúl Castro 'fully agrees' with economic reform proposals
The Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) stated that former President Raúl Castro is 'fully in agreement' with economic and social reform proposals discussed during an extraordinary session. The reforms include opening more sectors to private investment, attracting capital from Cubans abroad, and reducing the size of the state. Topics addressed include economic actor management, modernization of the banking system, and foreign investment. Castro, who is 95 years old and does not hold official positions, participated via videoconference. General José Amado Ricardo Guerra, a PＣ
Where and when to watch Scotland vs. Morocco on TV and streaming
Scotland faces Morocco in the second match of Group C at the World Cup. The game takes place on Friday, June 19, at 6:00 PM Chile time at the Boston Stadium in the United States. It will be broadcast on Chilevisión and DSports, with online coverage available on chilevision.cl, DGO, Paramount+, and Disney+ Premium.
Guillermo Ramírez confirms he will not be re-elected at the UDI:
Guillermo Ramirez, a member of Chile's UDI party, has announced he will not seek re-election as leader of the party. He supports Jorge Alessandri's candidacy for the leadership role, emphasizing the need for a unified approach to upcoming elections. Ramirez reflects on his two years leading the party, noting challenges including legal issues that affected the party's public image, but also highlighting progress such as an increase in mayoral positions.
Parisi reveals talks with Quiroz to leave in Chile the utilities of critical minerals with a foundry
Franco Parisi, leader of the Democratic Alliance (PDG), revealed plans to establish a smelter and refinery in Chuquicamata to process critical minerals within Chile, aiming to retain profits currently lost through exports. The project, estimated to cost between $1.8 billion and $2.2 billion, would generate annual profits of around $1 billion to $1.2 billion for the country. Parisi stated that the initiative has full approval and discussed it with Minister of Finance Jorge Quiroz. He emphasized that Chile currently exports raw materials containing these critical minerals, which are essential to
Ukraine claims to attack Russia with its own weapons and denounces propaganda to hide humiliation
Ukrainian authorities have claimed that they are attacking Russia using Ukrainian-made long-range weapons and have denounced Russian 'propaganda' aimed at concealing President Vladimir Putin's 'humiliation'. The Ukrainian Foreign Minister, Andriy Sibiga, stated that 100% of long-range attacks on Russian territory are conducted with Ukrainian-manufactured arms. He criticized Russian claims about foreign support for Ukraine as an attempt to hide Putin's embarrassment and justify the prolonged war.
Career choice and the role of the state
The article discusses concerns over students choosing university majors with poor financial returns and the role of the state in addressing this issue. It references studies showing many students pursue careers with limited economic benefits. The piece also notes that while students consider factors like institutional ranking and expected employability, salary plays a relatively minor role in their decisions. Students tend to avoid fields perceived as difficult, especially those involving mathematics, despite these areas generally offering better returns. Gender gaps further exacerbate this im
Minister Barros and denouncement of Migrations by Haitian minors: There is no serious antecedent on child trafficking
The Minister of Defense, Fernando Barros, addressed allegations by the National Migration Service (Sermig) regarding possible trafficking of Haitian children in Chile. The allegations were made after Sermig, led by Frank Sauerbaum, filed a complaint with the Metropolitan Center North Regional Prosecutor's Office over potential child trafficking linked to charter flights from Haiti arriving in Chile between January and October 2025. According to a statement from the service, the complaint arose from joint inspections conducted by Migraciones, the Comptroller General of the Republic, and the Pol
He will take office on August 7: Rolando Canahuate is appointed regional prosecutor of Ñuble
Rolando Canahuate has been appointed as the regional prosecutor for Ñuble and will take office on August 7. The appointment was made by Ángel Valencia, head of the Public Ministry, following a public competition organized by the Court of Appeals of Chillán. The court’s full bench prepared the shortlist presented to the national prosecutor, in accordance with the Constitution and the Organic Constitutional Law of the Public Ministry. Last week, ten candidates presented their proposals during an audition at the appellate court. The shortlist proposed by the Chillán Court to the national fiscal,Á
The Fed opens the door to an interest rate hike this year
The Federal Reserve (Fed) kept interest rates unchanged during its first meeting under new chair Kevin Warsh, maintaining rates between 3.5% and 3.75%. This decision aligns with market expectations and follows four consecutive meetings without rate changes. The article notes that Warsh’s appointment was supported by U.S. President Donald Trump, who had previously criticized former Fed Chair Jerome Powell. Reports from CNBC and Reuters indicate that while the Fed no longer anticipates a rate cut this year, there is growing possibility of a rate increase later in the year due to rising concerns.
Leisure guide: selected sights for the weekend of 20 and 21 June
The article provides information about weekend events in Chile, including a Korean culture event at the GAM museum, an aviation and Lego exhibition at the National Aerospace Museum, and a market event in the Franklin neighborhood.
Where and when to watch USA vs Australia on TV and streaming
The article provides information about a football match between the United States and Australia during the 2026 World Cup, including the date, time, location, and broadcast details.
Israel and Hezbollah agree to a ceasefire after attacks on Lebanon
According to Reuters, Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to a ceasefire beginning at 4 p.m. local time on Friday. This agreement was reportedly brokered with the assistance of Iran, by U.S. and Qatari negotiators. The ceasefire follows Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) attacks on Lebanese territory. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that the IDF attacked Hezbollah 'with force' in response to the killing of four Israeli soldiers in southern Lebanon, emphasizing that Israel will not tolerate attacks against its soldiers or territories. Netanyahu claimed that the IDF targeted more than 80
Restoring fertility: the forgotten road in the public debate
The article discusses the issue of declining fertility rates and highlights the growing public debate around it. It critiques the overreliance on assisted reproductive technologies like IVF, arguing that these methods are often used prematurely without first exploring alternative treatments that address the root causes of infertility. The piece emphasizes the potential of 'restorative reproductive approaches'—methods that aim to restore natural fertility through personalized medical care rather than bypassing the body’s natural processes. It notes that such approaches are underutilized despite
Kast on the 93rd anniversary of the PDI: Chile today faces an implacable adversary, which is organized crime
President Jose Antonio Kast attended the 93rd anniversary ceremony of the Chilean Police Investigations Department (PDI) alongside Minister of Public Security Martin Arrau and PDI Director General Eduardo Cerna. During his speech, Kast emphasized the importance of 'honor, discipline, and loyalty' as core principles guiding the PDI. He acknowledged the challenges posed by organized crime, both national and international, describing it as an 'implacable adversary' that requires a determined response.
Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut breaks records and is consolidated as the king of acceleration
The Swedish hypercar Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut has set new world records for acceleration in quarter-mile and half-mile distances. It achieved a speed of 305.39 km/h in 8.54 seconds for the quarter-mile and reached 373.87 km/h in 12.76 seconds for the half-mile. The car features a 5.0-liter twin-turbo V8 engine producing up to 1,600 horsepower and uses a proprietary Light Speed Transmission system.
Another win for Desbordes: court rejects CDE replacement and keeps jail expansion frozen Santiago 1
A court has rejected the appeal by the Council of Defense of the State (CDE) against a decision to halt construction of the Santiago 1 prison expansion. The ruling maintains the suspension of the project until the court resolves the underlying legal action brought by the mayor of Santiago, Mario Desbordes. The judge ruled that the arguments presented by the CDE did not change the facts considered when making the original decision. The CDE also filed an appeal, which will now be reviewed by the Court of Appeals in Santiago.
Trump says he was photographed "out of pity" with Meloni and the prime minister responds that Italy "does not beg"
During the G7 summit, U.S. President Donald Trump stated he agreed to take a photo with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni out of 'pity,' which Meloni strongly rejected, emphasizing that Italy does not beg. In response to Trump's comments, Italy's Foreign Minister canceled a planned visit to the United States. The incident has sparked diplomatic tension between the two leaders.
A disaster: international press criticizes Chilean referee Cristián Garay for his performance at the World Cup
International media criticized Chilean referee Cristián Garay for his performance during Canada's 1-0 victory over Qatar in the World Cup group stage. The report highlights two key decisions where Garay initially made calls that were later overturned by Video Assistant Referee (VAR). These included awarding a penalty which was changed to a free kick outside the box, and issuing a red card to Qatari player Amin after reviewing VAR footage showed the foul occurred outside the penalty area. Another incident involved a red card for Madibo, which was upgraded from a yellow card based on VAR input.
From reaching the Primera B as an unknown, to facing Brazil in the World Cup: the incredible path in soccer of Ricardo Adé
The article details Ricardo Adé's journey from an unknown player in Chile's Primera B to becoming a key defender for Haiti in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. It highlights his career progression, including his time with the Miami United team in the U.S., and notes his role in helping Haiti qualify for the World Cup after 52 years. The piece also mentions the challenges faced by Haiti's national team, including the difficult socio-political situation in the country and the fact that their coach has not entered the country to lead the team.
Netanyahu says Israel attacked "strongly" Hezbollah over the deaths of four Israeli soldiers in Lebanon
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel has attacked Hezbollah 'with force' in response to the deaths of four Israeli soldiers in an attack in southern Lebanon. Netanyahu emphasized that Israel would not tolerate attacks against its soldiers or territories and warned that Hezbollah would pay a high price for these attacks. The Israeli Defense Forces reportedly targeted over 80 terrorist targets and eliminated dozens of terrorists in airstrikes against southern Lebanon, including sites in the Bekaa Valley.
Enter the greats this weekend: the new prize awarded by the Chile Cup
The Copa Chile tournament has undergone changes in its status this year, becoming the third most important competition nationally due to the introduction of the Copa de la Liga, which offers greater sporting incentives. The tournament includes teams from the Primera División and Primera B. This weekend marks the entry of top-tier clubs into the competition, though their initial matches are scheduled later in the month and early July. While winning the Copa Chile remains significant for clubs, the new Copa de la Liga provides a more attractive opportunity by offering a spot in the preliminary阶段
With Garnero and the ironic response of the judges as an example: Colo Colo's strategy to save Javier Correa
Javier Correa, a player for Colo Colo, faces disciplinary action after criticizing referee Nicolás Gamboa following a match against Huachipato in the Copa de la Liga. The case has been postponed until the next session of the Tribunal de Disciplina. Gamboa filed a report citing Correa's offensive language toward him. Colo Colo is seeking ways to avoid potential sanctions, possibly extending any punishment to the Liga de Primera if necessary. The club is determined to retain Correa, who has been crucial to their lead in the league standings.
Sartor case: the PDI comes to the ANFP to request documents related to Azul Azul
The police returned to the ANFP headquarters ten days after initially requesting information related to the Sartor case. The investigation involves documents linked to payments made by the ANFP to Universidad de Chile.
The ambitious list of reinforcements Fernando Ortiz asked Colo Colo
Colo Colo currently leads the Chilean Primera División with a 10-point advantage over Universidad Católica. The team is aiming for its 35th national title but remains cautious, aware of past instances where teams have squandered similar advantages. Manager Fernando Ortiz has identified weaknesses in certain areas of the field and requested reinforcements to strengthen these positions. Specifically, he has prioritized acquiring an offensive midfielder and a winger, citing concerns about the inconsistent performance of current player Claudio Aquino.
An unusual and hilarious moment: security does not recognize a figure from Spain and prevents him from moving to the concentration
Spain's national football team player Borja Iglesias was denied entry to the team's hotel during a day off by security personnel who did not recognize him. The incident occurred after Spain drew with Cape Verde in their opening match of the World Cup. Iglesias had spent his day off swimming at the hotel pool and dining at a restaurant in Chattanooga, Tennessee, before being blocked from re-entering the hotel. He eventually gained access after contacting someone inside the hotel.
With the friendly against the Red as an example: the ruthless column in Portugal to ask for the retirement of Cristiano Ronaldo
Portugal's national team faced heavy criticism after a disappointing draw against DR Congo in their opening match of the 2026 World Cup. The performance led to immediate backlash from fans and media, with journalist Nuno Saraiva writing an opinion piece in A Bola calling for Cristiano Ronaldo's retirement. The column criticized not only Ronaldo but also the entire team and coach Roberto Martinez, citing concerns over unclear strategy, lack of reaction capacity, and poor leadership. Specific doubts were raised about the squad selection, including an excessive number of goalkeepers and the lack
She will face Uruguay: Vozinha's mother gets the visa to enter the United States and see Cape Verde in the World Cup
The article discusses Josimar José Évora Dias, known as Vozinha, a goalkeeper for Cape Verde who became a standout player during the World Cup after his team's historic draw with Spain. His mother, Ana Candida Évora, was unable to attend the match due to financial difficulties in obtaining a U.S. visa. The article explains the visa requirements under the Trump administration's Pilot Surety Bond Program, which requires a bond ranging from $5,000 to $15,000 for citizens of certain countries, including Cape Verde, to obtain a tourist visa.
The NFL's novel method with which Ancelotti seeks to resurrect Brazil
Brazil's national football team, led by coach Carlo Ancelotti, is preparing for their second World Cup match against Haiti after drawing with Morocco. With Neymar still recovering, Ancelotti has introduced a new tactical method using wristbands similar to those used by American football quarterbacks in the NFL. These bands serve as quick references for pre-planned plays, defensive positions, and other movements, helping players quickly understand and execute strategies during set pieces.
I was afraid: Mauricio Pochettino's sincerity in the face of Donald Trump's call at the World Cup
During the first day of the World Cup, the United States team defeated Paraguay 4-1. Before the match, U.S. President Donald Trump called Argentina's coach Mauricio Pochettino. In a brief conversation, Trump praised Pochettino and wished him luck in the tournament. Pochettino expressed gratitude and mentioned he felt some anxiety during the call due to his limited English proficiency. He also noted that Trump was friendly with the players but busy, though he would likely support them in future stages.
With Colombia as the protagonist: the audience ranking during the first date of the 2026 World Cup
The first group stage matches of the 2026 World Cup were completed, with Mexico hosting several high-attendance games. The article highlights the success of the tournament's opening phase, noting full stadiums despite concerns over U.S. immigration policies. A report by Histoporte lists Mexico's Azteca Stadium as having the highest attendance, with 80,824 spectators for matches involving Mexico vs. South Africa and Colombia vs. Uzbekistan.
We ask for responsibility, prudence and humanity: Lionel Messi's family charges against the Argentine press
The family of Lionel Messi expressed concern over the media coverage following his emotional performance during Argentina's opening match against Algeria. Messi mentioned personal difficulties unrelated to sports, which were later reported by Argentine media. The Messi family issued a statement emphasizing their desire for responsibility, prudence, and humanity from the press.
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.
Full list of top scorers after World Cup round 1
The opening round of the 2026 FIFA World Cup featured several surprising results and notable performances. Underdog teams such as Cape Verde, Morocco, and DR Congo secured draws against stronger opponents, including Spain, Brazil, and Portugal respectively. Hosts the United States and defending champions Argentina both started strongly with decisive victories. The article lists the top scorers after the first round, highlighting Lionel Messi with three goals, followed by Erling Haaland, Kylian Mbappé, Harry Kane, and others.
Subjects attack a minor with a short-barreled weapon in the commune of Renca
A minor was attacked with a sharp weapon in the commune of Renca on Wednesday night. The attack occurred on Av. Infante with street Poseidón. According to Subcommissary France Tobar from the Northern Center Homicide Brigade, the Metropolitan Northern Center Prosecutor's Office reported an incident where a minor victim was allegedly assaulted with cutting weapons. PDI personnel are currently at the scene conducting investigations and collecting evidence from cameras to clarify the events.
Coaniquem records a 5.2% increase in acute burns between 2022 and 2025 and warns of an increase during the winter
The article reports an increase of 5.2% in acute burn cases attended by Coaniquem between 2022 and 2025, with specific data showing a rise from 2,028 to 2,134 cases in three centers located in Antofagasta, Santiago, and Puerto Montt. Additionally, the center opened in Concepción in 2023 saw a 17.3% increase, reaching 2,379 cases in 2025. The article highlights concerns about the risk of burns among children during winter.
SHOA discards tsunami probability after 5.0 earthquake in the Pacific near Robinson Crusoe Island
A magnitude 5.0 earthquake occurred in the Pacific Ocean southwest of Robinson Crusoe Island. The National Service for Prevention and Response to Disasters (Senapred) reported the quake's location. The Hydrographic and Oceanographic Service of the Navy (SHOA) evaluated potential risks and stated that the characteristics of the earthquake do not meet the conditions necessary to generate a tsunami along the coasts of Chile.
The 4 risk factors associated with 99% of heart attacks and strokes, according to a study
A large study analyzing the health of over 9 million adults found four main risk factors associated with 99% of heart attacks and strokes. The research, published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology in 2025, identified high blood pressure, high cholesterol, high blood sugar levels, and smoking as key predictors of cardiovascular events such as heart disease, heart failure, or stroke among adult patients from South Korea and the United States.
This is Merlin, the famous Mexican national team duck that went viral on social media
A duck named Merlin became an unexpected celebrity during celebrations following Mexico's victory over South Africa in the opening match of the 2026 World Cup. The duck, wearing a Mexican national team jersey and colorful socks, walked through crowds celebrating on Avenida Reforma in Mexico City. Videos of Merlin quickly went viral online, accumulating millions of views and comments from users who requested that he be named the official mascot of the tournament.
Is it going to rain this weekend in Santiago?
The article discusses the weather forecast for Santiago, Chile over the upcoming weekend, noting colder temperatures and potential frost but no significant rainfall. It references data from Chile's Meteorological Directorate (DMC) and mentions predictions from Meteochile.
AI: Dependence or sovereignty?
The article discusses recent actions by the U.S. government, which ordered Anthropic—a leading AI company—to restrict access to its advanced AI model, Fable 5, globally due to national security concerns. The piece highlights the geopolitical implications of this move, suggesting that AI has become a strategic resource controlled by the U.S., challenging traditional notions of free trade and reliance on foreign suppliers.
Ukraine accuses Russia of attacking two ships in the Black Sea, with at least one dead and five wounded
Ukrainian authorities have accused Russia of attacking two ships in the Black Sea, resulting in at least one death and five injuries. The attacks occurred during the night, with Ukraine's air force stating that 90 Russian drones were launched against the country, of which 79 were shot down. The Ukrainian vice prime minister for Recovery, Oleski Kuleba, provided details about the casualties and emphasized that the attacks represent an ongoing threat to maritime freedom, international trade, and global food security.
France calls on Israel to stop its attacks in Lebanon and stresses that the US must 'pressure' to do so
The French Foreign Minister, Jean-Noel Barrot, has called on Israel to halt its attacks in Lebanon and emphasized that the United States must exert pressure on Israel to ensure compliance. This comes after the signing of a memorandum of understanding between Washington and Tehran aimed at advancing peace in the Middle East. Barrot stated that the agreement stipulates a cessation of hostilities, particularly in Lebanon, which was drawn into the conflict by Hezbollah on March 2nd. He noted that Lebanese citizens have suffered greatly from this unwanted war and expressed frustration over the toll
Mexico become first team to reach World Cup knockout phase
Co-hosts Mexico secured a 1-0 victory over South Korea in Guadalajara, becoming the first team to advance to the World Cup knockout stage. The win came after a goal by Luis Romo following a defensive error. Mexico's goalkeeper Raul Rangel made crucial saves in the final moments to maintain the lead. Coach Javier Aguirre praised both Rangel and the fans for their support. South Korea remains in contention for advancement in the group stage.
Tohá addresses suspicions that arose in the Boric government about officials of the Chilean consulate in Haiti for irregular flights
The former Chilean Minister of the Interior, Carolina Tohá, discussed suspicions raised during the previous government regarding possible involvement of Chilean consulate officials in Haiti in irregular flights. These concerns arose amid an investigation into the arrival of hundreds of Haitian children and adolescents in Chile under family reunification processes. Tohá mentioned that the Chilean Consulate in Port-au-Prince was initially responsible for validating local documentation but later shifted responsibility to the National Migration Service after the consulate closed for a year. Upon重新
The White House says goodbye to Air Force One: the new presidential plane will be the aircraft that Qatar gave to Trump
The Trump administration has retired the current presidential aircraft, Air Force One, after 35 years of service. It will be replaced by a plane donated by the Qatari royal family. The new Boeing 747-200B was modified in Texas and painted in red, white, and blue, differing from the previous aircraft's traditional blue and white scheme. The transition was announced following Trump's return from the G7 summit and an Iran agreement signing.
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
Obama opens his Chicago presidential center and calls on Americans to "work together for the common good"
Former U.S. President Barack Obama officially opened his presidential center in Chicago alongside his family and three former presidents—Joe Biden, George W. Bush, and Bill Clinton—during an event attended by politicians, celebrities, and artists. Obama emphasized the importance of democracy, shared responsibilities among citizens, and working together for the common good. Attendees included Michelle Obama, his daughters, former first ladies, Kamala Harris, and notable figures such as Oprah Winfrey and Billie Jean King.
U.S. military kills at least three people after bombing new vessel in eastern Pacific
The U.S. Army killed at least three people after bombing a new boat in the Eastern Pacific. The Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) announced the 'lethal kinetic attack' and stated that the boat was involved in drug trafficking operations. This brings the total number of casualties from the Southern Spear operation to at least 208.
Noboa declares the internal armed conflict in Ecuador and approves the deployment of foreign military with immunity
Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa signed a decree declaring an 'internal armed conflict' within the country, aiming to 'neutralize' any structures perceived as threats to national sovereignty, security, public order, social peace, citizen safety, and population protection. The decree also authorizes the deployment of foreign military personnel with immunity and calls for amnesty for those acting in defense of the state.
A bottle error and the lack of light turn off the comeback of Joaquin Niemann in the US Open
Joaquín Niemann faced challenges during his round at the US Open, including two missed tee shots on the sixth hole which could have significantly impacted his score. The round was suspended due to insufficient light before he could complete the hole.
U's complaint against arbitration after OiggHiggins win: They're a little more fussy with us
Deportivo Los Azules defeated O'Higgins 2-0 in a match of the Liga de Primera. The team expressed dissatisfaction with a goal scored by Eduardo Vargas in the first half that was later disallowed by the referee after review by the VAR system. Marcelo Morales, a player for Deportivo Los Azules, commented on the officiating during his post-match interview.
In Canada's thrashing of Qatar: the details of Ismael Koné's chilling injury that Cristián Garay did not appreciate
The article discusses a severe injury suffered by Canadian midfielder Ismael Koné during Canada's 6-0 victory over Qatar in the World Cup. The match was marked by controversial officiating decisions by Chilean referee Cristián Garay, who issued two red cards to Qatari players. One of these decisions led to a serious fracture for Koné, which was initially overlooked by Garay but later recognized due to the reactions of players and officials.
They tried to rob a seller of World Cup plates in Central Station with bullets: they had contacted him through social networks
A violent robbery attempt occurred in Estación Central when a seller of World Cup memorabilia was approached by individuals who had contacted him through social media. The suspects showed a firearm during the exchange, fired four shots into the air, and attempted to intimidate the victim. Despite this, the seller resisted and the perpetrators only managed to steal his wallet before fleeing. Police were alerted by gunfire and confirmed the incident involved an attempted theft of World Cup trading cards.
Mojtaba Khamenei warns that the negotiations of the agreement with the US will not imply acceptance of the enemy's stance
The Supreme Leader of Iran, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, has spoken out regarding the memorandum of understanding signed with the United States. He stated he accepted the agreement after receiving assurances from high-ranking officials in his country that the rights of the Islamic Republic and the Resistance Front would be protected. However, he warned that upcoming negotiations with Washington would not involve accepting the 'position of the enemy.' In a statement released by state television, Khamenei explained that he had a different opinion on the preliminary agreement but gave his approval
Nine Haitian children found in search operations at Central Station and Graneros
The Municipality of Estación Central confirmed the location of seven Haitian children who were listed by authorities as missing and sent to various communes for search efforts. Two additional children were found by municipal teams in Graneros, in the O'Higgins region. The findings followed protocols activated by municipalities through Local Child Offices, along with education teams and other communal departments, after receiving a list of 184 cases provided by the government. According to La Tercera, the seven children located in Estación Central were found in different homes within the city,
The U 's back in the hugs and cup area when they needed it most thanks to a hard-fought victory over O 'Higgins .
Universidad de Chile defeated O'Higgins 2-0 in a crucial match in the Primera División, helping them return to the top of the table. The victory was significant for Universidad de Chile, which had been struggling with performance issues. The match also served as an important test for Fernando Gago, whose form has been inconsistent recently. O'Higgins faced challenges due to the absence of key players like Juan Leiva and Bryan Rabello, affecting their chances against Universidad de Chile. Both teams created clear scoring opportunities, but Universidad de Chile's effectiveness in converting them
Key eye
The article describes an informal moment during the visit of former British Prime Minister David Cameron to Chilean President José Antonio Kast. After formal discussions on bilateral relations, economy, security, and international geopolitics, Cameron's presence generated interest among Chilean officials, who requested personal photos with him. President Kast took on the role of photographer, capturing images for several ministers and advisors, including Minister of Social Development María Jesús Wulf, who later shared one of the photos on social media.
Raúl Leiva: A constitutional accusation cannot be based on political revenge
Raúl Leiva, leader of the Socialist Party deputies, rejected the possibility of a constitutional accusation (AC) against Jorge Quiroz, the Minister of Finance, stating it cannot be based on political revenge. He criticized the lack of accountability by authorities regarding the irregular entry of minors from Haiti into Chile. Leiva also mentioned his attendance at an extraordinary Senate session with the Director of the Office of the Defender of Childhood, Anuar Quesille, highlighting concerns over officials failing to fulfill their legal obligations to report potential crimes.
Haitian Children
The article discusses concerns raised by Juan Pablo Ramaciotti, Director Executive of the Center for Migration Policies, regarding a preliminary report from Chile's Office of the Comptroller (Contraloría) on the situation of Haitian children who have arrived in Chile in recent years. The report highlights two main issues: the need for public institutions to clarify whether there were irregularities in family reunification processes and the importance of ensuring that such situations do not lead to the denial of visas for Haitian children seeking to reunite with their parents, especially given
Committee of Ministers of Kast sets its seventh session and will see claims against Kimal-Lo Aguirre project and another of Mataquitos
The Cabinet Committee under President Kast has scheduled its seventh session for June 30, where it will review three environmental projects that have faced complaints from individuals. The projects include the Kimal-Lo Aguirre transmission line by Conexión Energía, a challenge against the Zonal Group 3 transmission system by Mataquitos Transmisora, and a river infrastructure project by the Ministry of Public Works. These initiatives total $1.834 million in investment.
Projected investment in construction reaches record, but warn of shortage of skilled labor to execute it
The construction industry in Chile has experienced a significant slowdown in investment and employment over the past three years. However, a report by the Otic Corporation, affiliated with the Chilean Construction Chamber (CChC), indicates that projected investments for 2026 reach a historic high of $8.734 billion in productive infrastructure, with concessions at their peak during the period 2010–2026 at $1.036 million. Despite this growth, the CChC warns of a shortage of skilled labor, estimating that the industry currently lacks around 180,000 jobs compared to its potential workforce. The行业占
Quantity or quality?
The letter discusses concerns over Chile's child protection system, noting that more children enter state protection annually than are born in the country. It highlights reports of systematic irregularities in the entry of foreign children into Chile, citing an example of at least 200 Haitian children entering via air in 2025 under questionable conditions. The author argues that before promoting policies to increase birth rates, structural reforms to childcare and protection policies are necessary.
The Accusation and the Left
The article discusses the formation of an investigative commission regarding the constitutional accusation against former Minister of Finance Nicolás Grau. It includes a letter from José Miguel Rodríguez Sáez commenting on the perceived evolution of the left wing in Chile, noting their current stance that constitutional accusations harm the country, deter investments, undermine institutional integrity, and should have legal backing rather than being used politically. The author expresses hope that former President Sebastián Piñera would witness this change.
Regulations and Tasers
A citizen writes to the editor regarding an incident where a municipal inspector was attacked with gasoline and threatened with burning while performing his duties. The writer praises the court's decision to impose preventive detention on the perpetrator but highlights the lack of adequate tools for inspectors to protect themselves. They call for urgent implementation of regulations allowing municipal inspectors to use TASER-like devices under strict protocols.
Check out Mexico's victory over South Korea that puts them in the next round of the 2026 World Cup.
Mexico defeated South Korea 1-0 in a World Cup 2026 qualifier match, securing their advancement to the next stage of the tournament. The game was marked by key moments including a crucial save by Mexico's goalkeeper and several scoring attempts from both teams. Mexico's defense held strong in the final minutes to ensure the victory.
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
Toesca announces first payment to contributors for the liquidation of Sartor funds
Toesca, the administrator of investment funds, announced it has secured sufficient resources to make the first payment to contributors affected by the liquidation of funds previously managed by the failed Sartor AGF. The payments are part of a process mandated by Chile’s Financial Market Commission (CMF). The amounts to be distributed are specified, with Sartor Proyección distributing $2.943 million and Sartor Capital Efectivo distributing $1.6 billion.
Why is Minister Quiroz asking for an increase in public debt?
The article discusses Minister of Finance Jorge Quiroz's statement following the latest Public Finance Report, in which he pointed out significant miscalculations by the previous administration. Correcting these errors, Chile is projected to end the year with a fiscal deficit of 2.4% of GDP, higher than the previously estimated 1.5%. The article explains the reasons behind this change.
Rodolfo Arruabarrena is confirmed at Boca Juniors and cuts four players
Rodolfo Arruabarrena has been confirmed as the new coach of Boca Juniors, replacing Claudio Úbeda. Arruabarrena, who previously coached the team between 2014 and 2016, signed a contract through December 2027. He has already begun his tenure by conducting medical checkups and physical training sessions with the squad. Four players—Marcelo Weigandt, Juan Barinaga, Agustín Martegani, and Lucas Janson—have been informed they will not be considered for the upcoming season. Meanwhile, Chilean player Carlos Palacios, who is recovering from surgery on his right knee, faces uncertainty about his future
Enel Americas holds meeting to vote on repurchase of up to 5% of its shares
Enel Américas has called a shareholders' meeting for July 23 to vote on a proposal to repurchase up to 5% of its shares. The buyback program would last 90 days, with the purchase price based on the weighted average price over the 90 days prior to June 17, 2026, plus a potential premium of up to 15%. This follows a similar buyback in September 2025, where Enel Américas acquired 4% of its shares for approximately $467 million.
South America remains without wins at the 2026 World Cup: Ecuador suffers a blow in the final and falls to Ivory Coast
Ecuador faced Ivory Coast in their opening match of the 2026 World Cup, losing narrowly. The game took place in Philadelphia, where fans celebrated with yellow flags and even adorned a statue with an Ecuador jersey. Ecuador was expected to perform well due to what many believe is their strongest generation ever. However, they were defeated by Ivory Coast, which impacted their chances of advancing in Group E, which also includes Germany and Curaçao. Ecuador's defense, featuring players like Willian Pacho and Piero Hincapié, struggled throughout the match.
Indisa sells its stake in the Viña del Mar Clinical Hospital to Redinterclinica
Indisa sold its minority stake in the Hospital Clínico Viña del Mar to Redinterclinica S.A. The transaction involved 45 shares valued at $49.519.481 each, totaling $2.228.376.645 paid in cash. The sale was part of a joint selling option triggered by the majority shareholder Priority Inversiones S.A. selling its share. Indisa no longer holds any participation in the hospital.
With South America on the horizon: the new destiny of viral phenomenon Tim Payne after the 2026 World Cup in North America
The article discusses Tim Payne, a New Zealand footballer who became a viral sensation during the North American World Cup 2026. It reports that he has signed with Olimpia, a Paraguayan club, and will likely participate in the Copa Sudamericana. The article highlights his rapid rise in social media fame, noting his Instagram followers increased from 4,000 to over 4 million.
Kast receives Urban Mitigation Master Plan for the reconstruction of areas affected by the 2026 fires in Biobío
President Jose Antonio Kast visited the Biobio region on June 18, 2026, participating in three activities. He attended the launch ceremony for the LPD 93 'Magallanes' naval ship at the Talcahuano naval base. At the regional government office, he received the Urban Mitigation Master Plan, a reconstruction strategy for communities affected by summer 2026 wildfires. Kast emphasized the need for resources, coordination, and responsibility in addressing the challenges faced by the region.
Citizen Dialogues: The Chilean political system is sick
Genaro Arriagada, former Chilean minister and ambassador, discusses the current state of Chile's political system during an interview with Mauro Lombardi. Arriagada argues that the Chilean political system is 'sick' and warns that citizens have become complacent about democracy, believing it will remain unchanged like the Andes mountains. He reflects on the lessons from Chile's historical transition and the unresolved issues from past events.
The Chilean who worked at Noma, the best restaurant in the world
Isidora de la Cuadra, una chef chilena, compartió su experiencia trabajando en Noma, considerado el mejor restaurante del mundo. Ella viajó a Copenhague para hacer su práctica y posteriormente se quedó trabajando allí. Esta experiencia le permitió desarrollar su carrera culinaria en varios países, incluyendo Francia, Barcelona, Dinamarca y Singapur.
Unimarc opens a new location in the Metropolitan Region and registers its third inauguration in the year
Unimarc, a subsidiary of SMU, opened its first store in the commune of Paine, Metropolitan Region. This marks the fifth opening by SMU this year and the third under the Unimarc format. The store has a sales area of 1,247 square meters and employs 51 people, more than 70% of whom reside in Paine. The opening was attended by the mayor of Paine, Rodrigo Contrera, community representatives, and company executives.
Ahead of winter holidays: viral circulation continues to increase and positivity reaches 52%, the highest figure of 2026
The Ministry of Health reported rising concerns over winter illness rates in Chile during the week of June 7–13, 2026. The positivity rate for respiratory samples reached 52%, the highest of the year. Influenza A was the most prevalent virus at 29.9% of cases, followed by Rhinovirus at 23.4%. Influenza B increased to 19.2% of cases, which is unusual since it typically peaks later in the year. Officials warned that Influenza B could cause more severe symptoms in children under five and urged vaccination.
Cristián Garay jumps to the court with Canada and Qatar: the millions that the Chilean referee ensures in the World Cup
Chilean referee Cristián Garay has been assigned by FIFA to officiate the match between Canada and Qatar during the World Cup. This marks his debut at the tournament and also represents the first time Chile has had officials on the field since 2014. Garay will be joined by assistants José Retamal and Miguel Rocha. According to reports from The Times, referees receive a base payment of $100,000 plus additional bonuses per game, with amounts increasing depending on the stage of the tournament. Garay is guaranteed at least $105,000 for his participation in this match alone. Another Chilean, Juan
The Chilean army detained five Bolivian soldiers who entered through the border of Colchane
Chilean military personnel detected and detained five Bolivian soldiers who had crossed into Chilean territory near the Colchane border area. The soldiers were found approximately 500 meters inside Chilean territory. During the operation, authorities seized a military vehicle, five pistols, a rifle, three CS gas cartridges, and a hand grenade. According to officials, the incident was part of an inter-agency effort under the Border Strengthening Plan. However, after investigations by a multidisciplinary team, no connection to smuggling was established.
Ukraine brings the war to Moscow with attacks on a refinery 10 miles from the Kremlin
Ukrainian drones attacked an oil refinery located 16 kilometers from the Kremlin in southeast Moscow, causing a large fire and sending black smoke into the air. The attack was part of a broader Ukrainian campaign aimed at disrupting Russia's oil industry, which funds its military efforts. Russian air defenses intercepted multiple drones during the attack, with Moscow's mayor stating around 180 drones were shot down near the capital. According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, 555 drones were intercepted nationwide during the night.
The new signings from the Second Floor of La Moneda
Three new hires have joined the Second Floor of the Palacio de La Moneda, which is managed by Chief Advisor Alejandro Irarrázaval. The individuals hired are Julián Sánchez, Vartan Ishanoglu, and Pamela Arellano. Sánchez was directly proposed by President José Antonio Kast and previously worked on Kast’s 2017 campaign and with the Republican Party. Ishanoglu previously worked at the National Migration Service under Sebastián Piñera’s second administration when Álvaro Bellolio led the service. He was also part of Evelyn Matthei’s presidential campaign team in early 2025. The three new hires are
Celebrating Sushi Day 2026: the promotions to share this Thursday
The article discusses the International Day of Sushi celebrated on June 18, 2026, highlighting special promotions offered by various sushi restaurants and delivery services like PedidosYa. It lists specific discounts and offers from different establishments such as Zenda Sushi, Okita, Sushi La Reina, and Niu Sushi.
AC v. Grau: Dipres answers questions before review committee and defense calls him the "key witness"
During the fifth session of the parliamentary committee reviewing the constitutional accusation against former Finance Minister Nicolás Grau, Director of Budgets José Pablo Gómez was questioned by lawmakers about current fiscal data. The defense lawyer for Grau, Patricio Zapata, referred to Gómez as the 'key witness,' stating that 80–90% of the accusations against Grau are based on the first-quarter 2026 fiscal report. Zapata emphasized that Gómez has critical knowledge regarding methodological errors and potential intent behind the minister’s actions, noting an ongoing investigation at the财政部
Minor is in vital danger: Carabineros detained subject investigated for assaulting a four-year-old girl in Melipilla
A man has been arrested by Carabineros in Estación Central for allegedly assaulting a four-year-old girl in Melipilla. The child is in critical condition at the Hospital Félix Bulnes in Santiago. The prosecution has coordinated with police and forensic teams to investigate the case, and the suspect will appear before the Melipilla Guarantee Court this Friday.
Grau still breathes: another RN is dropped from the indictment, but his fate still depends on the PDG and the liberals
The constitutional accusation against former Finance Minister Nicolás Grau (Frente Amplio) continued to be debated by a mixed committee. Grau's defense team, led by constitutional lawyer Patricio Zapata and including former Finance Minister Mario Marcel, has argued legally and economically against the charge. However, political considerations continue to influence the outcome. While right-wing forces have 76 MPs, at least four—Ximena Ossandón (RN), Tomás Kast (Evópoli), Jorge Guzmán (Evópoli), and Joanna Pérez—are opposed to the accusation. The situation remains uncertain ahead of the likely C
Andy Burnham, the Labour politician who's on his way to becoming Britain's next prime minister
Andy Burnham, the Labour Party mayor of Greater Manchester, won a parliamentary seat in the Makerfield constituency in northwest England. This victory positions him to challenge current Prime Minister Keir Starmer for leadership within the Labour Party and potentially become the next prime minister. Burnham defeated multiple candidates from over half a dozen parties, securing 24,937 votes. Reform UK, a populist right-wing party led by Nigel Farage, failed to win a seat despite recent local election successes, with their candidate finishing second with 15,696 votes.