SANTIAGO – On February 12, 1541, the city that we know today as Santiago de Chile was founded. Since then, 477 years have passed, which is why a series of celebrations are taking place in […]
SANTIAGO – The TPP11, as the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement is known after the departure of the United States, will be signed in Santiago de Chile on March 8. 11 of the 12 countries that initially […]
Stephen Borunda/Special to The Santiago Times As we kickoff 2018, it has already arrived: Chilean director Nicolás López’s latest film. No estoy loca (I’m Not Crazy) stars Paz Bascuñán (the granddaughter of Chilean president Patricio […]
LA PAZ – An explosion near the festivities of Bolivia’s famed Oruro Carnival claimed the lives of at least half-a-dozen people and injured 28 others on Saturday. Four children, three girls and one boy, were […]
SANTIAGO – A Chilean man was detained by Carabineros de Rancagua troops after he beat his five-year-old stepson with a stick. According to the preliminary information, the minor was admitted for injuries to the Regional […]
MOSCOW – A passenger plane crashed on Sunday shortly after taking off from an airport in Moscow, killing all on board. The Antonov An-148 jet carrying 65 passengers and six crew members reportedly crashed in […]
SANTIAGO – A new incendiary attack in the south east of Cañete, Bío Bío region, left four private forestry machineries completely destroyed on Saturday. According to preliminary information, the events occurred in a private property […]
CARACAS – The British Ambassador to Venezuela, Andrew Soper, presented his Letter of Credentials to President Nicolás Maduro during a ceremony at the Miraflores Presidential Palace in Caracas. Following the ceremony, the Ambassador said: “I […]
SEOUL – In a symbolic act at the opening of the Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang, North and South Korea’s delegations marched together under the unification flag. South Korea and its northern neighbor allied to […]
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