Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski reaffirmed his willingness to further strengthen cooperation between Peru and Chile shortly after arrival in Santiago on Monday afternoon. The Peruvian leader stepped off the presidential airplane at 17:40 (local […]
Chile’s banking regulator head said he was “optimistic” that an agreement could be reached by the Basel Committee on international bank capital rules during a meeting taking place in Santiago this week. “There is a […]
Santiago – Carmen Paz Allende, the eldest daughter of former Chilean President Salvador Allende, recalled Fidel Castro with great affection and gratitude ”for allowing my son to study medicine in Cuba.” Discreet and always attached […]
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Argentina completed an improbable comeback to claim its first Davis Cup title, storming back from the brink of elimination to defeat Croatia on Sunday. Argentina was one set from defeat in the fourth rubber, with […]
By Tomas Croquevielle For Latin America the result of the U.S. election and the growing investments from China in the region could mean a new opportunity to promote their own development in a post-commodity boom […]
Chile and China are getting cosy. After the APEC summit, Chinese President Xi Jinping visited Chile on November 22, and was enthusiastically received by President Michelle Bachelet and the broader foreign-policy establishment. Poor Chancellor Heraldo […]
Misguided US Embargo Provided Pretext for Abuse Washington, DC – During his nearly five decades of rule in Cuba, Fidel Castro built a repressive system that punished virtually all forms of dissent, a dark legacy […]
By Thomas L. Knapp Like it or not, these days the reason for the season seems to mostly be: Shopping. Even if you weren’t among the millions lining up outside brick and mortar establishments on […]
Brazil’s President Michel Temer promised Sunday during a press conference he would step in should legislators under suspicion of corruption make an attempt to grant themselves any sort of amnesty, in what was perceived as […]
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