Chile News

‘B95’ bird alive and well in Delaware, en route to Nunavut

Toronto - A migratory shorebird known as ‘B95’, from the identification mark on a band attached to his leg, has been flying each year since 1995 between Patagonia and Canada’s Arctic; so far, it has flown the equivalent to the distance from Earth to the Moon.

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Review: 'L'Incontro' ocean-view restaurant in the Quilimarí River Valley Special

Santiago - The Quilimarí River Valley is located in the Region of Coquimbo, Chile; the valley has an approximate length of 45 km from its starting place in the town of Tilama, to its mouth at the Pacific Ocean, near the beach town of Pichidangui.

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The long struggle of Chilean students against greed and deception Special

Santiago - The lasting protests of Chilean students claiming quality, not-for-profit education have nearly paralyzed Chile’s education system. This article describes one example justifying the battle of youths against corporate greed and government neglect.

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Earthquakes in Chile caused permanent deformation of earth crust

A new study in Chile reveals that earthquakes are able to crack and deform the Earth's crust permanently. According to geologist Richard Allmendinger of Cornell University and colleagues, major quakes have caused permanent cracks in the earth's crust.

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Chilean cult members burn baby alive for being 'antichrist'

Santiago - Police in Chile have arrested four cult members accused of ritual burning of a baby they believed was the antichrist. They burned the baby alive after the leader of the sect, Ramon Gustavo Castillo Gaete, 36, told them the end of the world was near.

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Defending drug-traffickers, money-launderers and shoplifters

Santiago - Criminal lawyer Helhue Sukni enjoys an excellent reputation among her clients who recommend her without hesitation. Among her usual clientele are some of Chile’s most infamous drug traffickers and serious offenders. Now she’s delving in show business.

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Review: ‘El Cuadro Ranch’ and Wine Museum of the Casablanca Valley, Chile Special

Casablanca - Located in a privileged sector of the Casablanca Valley, “El Cuadro Vineyards” features an innovative concept in eno-tourism which recalls the history of wine-making and a sample of the culture and traditions of central Chile.

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Chilean Minister of Education dismissed over for-profit colleges

Santiago - Following a long day of debates, which began at 10 a.m. and lasted for about 11 hours, the Chilean Senate passed by 20 votes to 18 the impeachment of the Education Minister Harald Beyer, accused of failing to address for-profit activity in education.

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Harvest Festival in the Casablanca Valley, Chile Special

Casablanca - With the participation of 15 area wineries, folk singers and dancers, local handicrafts and typical food stands, the town of Casablanca held on April 13 and 14 the traditional Harvest Festival, which pays tribute to the fascinating art of wine-making.

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Canadian mining firm faulted for environmental breaches in Chile

Santiago - The Court of Appeals of Copiapó, Chile, ordered suspension of the operations on the Pascua-Lama mining project in the high Andes due to environmental violations; the Toronto-based mining company Barrick Gold Corporation complied with the order.

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