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Voters punish leftist Gabriel Boric’s government over rising crime and slowing economy
Australia, Argentina and African countries set to benefit as Santiago moves ‘urgently’ to take stake in key projects
Country’s president is betting long-term demand will provide the clout needed to keep overseas investors in place
Leftwing leader Gabriel Boric also promises to impose stricter environmental rules
Company behind Casillero del Diablo redoubles its premium push despite slow US sales
Unusual warm February in US, Europe’s warmest January on record and Antarctic sea ice hits a record low for the month
In her extraordinary memoir, Chilean writer Nona Fernández combines astronomy and neuroscience with a refusal to forget
South American country will secure more favourable terms for its exports and professional services
The home of the late North Face founder is due to welcome visitors next year; Hvammsvík Hot Springs opens beside a fjord just north of Reykjavik
Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Chile and Trinidad all nominate candidates to succeed fired Cuban-American
President Gabriel Boric struggles to find solutions for deep-seated problems in Mapuche region
Gabriel Boric’s administration keen to avoid spendthrift mistakes of region’s radical leaders
Markets buoyed by public’s dismissal of new charter as president attempts to salvage plans
In Sunday’s constitutional referendum, voters spurned a flawed vision of utopia
Hopes for unity dashed as polls suggest new social contract will be rejected in referendum
The successful emerging market deserves a better bill of rights
UK-listed group says new investments in metal would be reviewed if country’s government approves tax and royalty increases
Governments must be transparent and engage citizens in decisions about tax, spending and regulation
Document set to go to voters in September though some investors worry about future business climate
Energy and delight shine brightly in a New York retrospective that takes in dictatorship, indigenous rights, love and war
The 50m-long wavelike roof seems to float above glass walls that provide extensive ocean views
President’s campaign promises meet fiscal reality: ‘It’s like ripping off a band-aid and a deep cut is revealed’
Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands consider candidates to replace Klaus Regling
Miner’s iron ore production remains steady despite labour constraints
Support for redrafting wanes as some fear it has tilted too far to the left
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