Chile sees anxiety and uncertainty among the country’s poorest as the coronavirus is spreading rapidly among more vulnerable communities, especially in the outskirts of Chilean cities, where social distancing is nearly impossible due to cramped or unsanitary conditions and the number of people who must work every day just to survive.–Photos by Mildred Caranto/The Santiago Times Staff
BARCELONA – Allying with tech giants Facebook, Google and Microsoft, Telefonica has launched Aura, an artificial intelligence-powered digital assistant, in six countries, as well as announcing a new initiative to bring 100 million people in […]
MARIO OSAVA ANÁPOLIS, Brazil – The rails have been laid – thousands of kilometers of rails deteriorating due to lack of use, to the despair of those who believe that a country as vast as […]
Tomas Croqueville/The Santiago Times Staff With the presidential elections 2017 in Chile approaching, The Santiago Times takes a look at the presidential candidates. Who are these people running for president of Chile? What´s their place […]
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