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Days disrupted: Across the world, Iran war's effects trickle into everyday life one human at a time

Across seven countries, seven people woke up to days that no longer looked the way they once did

The Independent UK

Vozinha ends Lionel Messi's Inter Miami links with dream move to Colo Colo

Vozinha, Cape Verde's FIFA World Cup 2026 hero, has agreed to join Chilean giants Colo Colo after emerging as one of the tournament's biggest breakout stars. The 40-year-old goalkeeper, previously linked with Lionel Messi's Inter Miami, completed a remarkable journey from free agent to FIFA Dream Team selection following his…

The Economic Times

Cape Verde's World Cup sensation Vozinha to join Chile club Colo Colo

Colo Colo have announced the signing of Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha, one of the breakout stars at the World Cup

The Independent UK

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20YO Man Disappeared Until A Boy Noticed A Stray Dog Carrying Something That Revealed His Horrific Fate

Hans Pozo disappeared without anyone reporting him missing. Days later, a stray dog’s discovery exposed a crime that forced Chile to confront how invisible its poorest citizens could become.

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Storms blamed on El Nino batter Chile and other top photos from Latin America and the Caribbean

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The Independent UK

A rural Chile community struggling with drought restored its water supply by protecting a watershed, planting native trees and rebuilding the soil that holds rain

A rural community on Chile's Chiloe Island has restored its water supply after years of relying on emergency tanker trucks. By protecting forests, restoring its watershed, building a gravity-fed water network and involving local residents in maintenance, the community has maintained a reliable system for nearly seven years. The project…

The Times of India

Mice on 'godforsaken' frozen volcanoes eat toxic plants to survive conditions 'not remotely compatible with long-term human survival'

Researchers risked their lives to study Andean leaf-eared mice on the inhospitable peaks of the Puna de Atacama volcanoes in Chile.

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Quote of the Day by Pablo Neruda: “"I love you without knowing how, or when, or…” — Timeless lessons on unconditional love, emotional intimacy, vulnerability, authentic relationships, compassion, and human connection from the Nobel Prize-winning Chilean poet

Today's Quote of the Day by Pablo Neruda comes from his celebrated collection 100 Love Sonnets and captures one of the purest expressions of unconditional love ever written. The Nobel Prize-winning Chilean poet reminds us that the deepest relationships aren't built on pride or explanations, but on trust, vulnerability, and…

The Economic Times

Weeklong rainstorms in Chile blamed on El Nino kill at least 10 and trigger flash floods

Weeklong rainstorms have battered Chile and killed at least 10 people

The Independent UK

UN Report Links Surrogacy to Exploitation as Global Industry Poised to Hit $99.75bn

The surrogacy industry is projected to grow significantly by 2033, despite international efforts to impose a ban due to human rights concerns. Key markets include North America and Asia-Pacific.

International Business Times UK

Chile assesses damage after deadly storm surge floods coastal city of Penco

Chile's central coast has been hit by an exceptional storm surge that flooded homes and damaged infrastructure. Authorities are urging residents to stay away from the shoreline as dangerous sea conditions continue.

Euronews

These wildlife photographers broke the rules, and letting them off sets a dangerous precedent for animal welfare – but do you agree?

A viral video of photographers coming within meters of a wild puma in Chile has split hairs, but rules are rules, and flouting them is a slippery slope to unethical wildlife photography – yes or no?

Digital Camera World

Several people killed in Chile after car driven by navy officer crashes into an open-air market

An off-duty Chilean navy member has crashed a private vehicle into an open-air market in Viña del Mar, killing several people

The Independent UK

Frozen on a 22,000-foot volcano for 500 years, Inca child mummies may have been sacrificed to secure an empire

Deep in the Andes, atop the frozen summit of Llullaillaco volcano on the border of Argentina and Chile, archaeologists once found the remarkably preserved remains of three Inca children sacrificed centuries ago. Now a new scientific analysis has pinned down almost exactly when this ritual took place, and why it…

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PriceSmart Stock Eyes $220 as Chile Expansion Fuels Growth

PriceSmart posted 12.5% revenue growth in fiscal Q3, plans six new clubs including its first in Chile, and shows a bullish stock chart pattern despite a high valuation.

The Economic Times

Flight instructor jumps mid-air after telling student, "You know what to do"; she lands plane safely

A flight instructor died after jumping from a moving aircraft during training. His student successfully landed the plane alone after his final words. The flying school stated there were no warning signs of his intentions. The experienced instructor had previously worked in Argentina and Chile. This incident draws comparisons to…

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BTS' ARMY protest leads Chile to reverse ban on hosting the band's ARIRANG world tour dates at Estadio Nacional

Chile is now signalling a possible approval for BTS’ three sold‑out Santiago dates after fan protests and political criticism pushed officials to re‑evaluate how the group’s 360‑degree production could be accommodated at Estadio Nacional.

The Independent UK

Chile reconsiders decision to block BTS stadium concerts after hundreds of fans protest

Government accuses promoter DG Medios of selling tickets for concerts before obtaining permission to use Santiago's Estadio Nacional

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World's largest digital camera starts mapping the universe

The Rubin observatory in Chile has begun its decade survey of the sky, snapping hundreds of images, to help researchers understand dark matter.

The Times of India

Chile in the 1970s replaced vast native forests with pine plantations, but scientists later found streams shrinking while wildlife quietly disappeared

Chile's push for commercial timber plantations has inadvertently impacted its water systems. Replacing diverse native forests with fast-growing monocultures, like pines and eucalyptus, alters soil moisture and reduces local water availability. Research highlights that native forests are more efficient at regulating water, seeping it into aquifers. This shift underscores the…

The Times of India

A predator smaller than a grain of rice found in Chile's desert could help farms worldwide fight pests without chemical pesticides

Scientists in Chile's arid Atacama Desert have discovered a naturally occurring predatory mite, Phytoseiulus persimilis, thriving in extreme conditions. This robust strain, unlike its delicate counterparts, hunts destructive spider mites and offers a promising, eco-friendly alternative to chemical pesticides for dry farming regions worldwide. The find could revolutionise sustainable agriculture…

The Economic Times

Scientists found a desert-adapted pest-fighting mite that could help protect crops across the world's driest regions

Chilean researchers have stumbled upon a population of the beneficial predatory mite, Phytoseiulus persimilis, thriving in the extremely arid Tarapacá desert. This discovery is significant because the mite typically requires high humidity to survive and reproduce. Scientists are now investigating if this desert-dwelling strain has adapted to heat and low…

Latin Times

Race Against the Rubble: Hundreds Still Trapped as Venezuela's Toll Continues to Climb

Venezuela's quake toll passes 920 as rescuers from a dozen-plus nations race the 72-hour clock to reach survivors trapped along the battered coast. The dead span several nationalities — among them Portuguese, Spanish, Brazilian, Chinese and Chilean citizens.

The Independent UK

Deadliest earthquakes in Latin America revealed after Venezuela ‘doublet’

The two powerful earthquakes that struck Venezuela’s northern coast, killing more than 180 people, were an event known as a ‘doublet’

The Economic Times

Building resilient supply chains through an India-Chile partnership

Chile, a major global player in critical minerals like copper and lithium, presents a compelling strategic alliance opportunity for India. Beyond resource extraction, the partnership aims to integrate value chains for AI and data center inputs. Chile's stable economy, robust legal framework, and attractive investment incentives, including R&D tax credits…

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