Chile

Thanks to Economic Turmoil, Left-Wing Latin American Countries Are Turning Right

By Ruchir Sharma

Chile Student Protests Erupt Into Violence

By Casey Quackenbush

Transparency International Chile Head Resigns

By Rishi Iyengar

The Americas Are Stronger Together

By Michelle Bachelet
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Watch Emma Watson Join a Dictator's Cult in the Colonia Trailer

This first look shows her lying for love

By Dana Rose Falcone / Entertainment Weekly

Recovery Efforts Begin in Chile After Huge Earthquake

The quake was the strongest in the world this year and the worst to hit Chile since 2010

By Lisa Spear

Watch Antonio Banderas in the Trailer for the Chilean Mining Drama The 33

The film also stars Juliette Binoche and James Brolin

By Eliza Berman

7 Officers Arrested For 1986 Attack on Anti-Pinochet Activists

The 29-year-old attack is only now being investigated

By Tanya Basu

Chile Declares First Environmental Emergency Since 1999 Over Air Pollution

About 40% of the country's 1.7 million automobiles must be off the road

By Nolan Feeney

The Untold Story of How the Reagan Administration Got Rid of Pinochet, Chile’s Ruthless Dictator

It’s a victory story, but a little more complicated than people think

By Morris Morley and Chris McGillion / History News Network

See Chile's Villarrica Volcano Light Up the Night Sky

The active volcano glows through the night

By TIME Staff

See 9 Stunning Photos From the Volcano Eruption in Chile

It was the volcano's first eruption in more than four decades

By TIME Photo

See the Eruption of Chile's Calbuco Volcano Paint the Sky

Its last known eruption was in 1972

By Eliana Dockterman

Heavy Rains Wreak Havoc in Arid Northern Chile

Officials order evacuation ahead of further storms

By TIME Staff

Forest Fire Rages in Chilean Port City

The number of people being evacuated could rise to 16,000

By NBC News

Watch a Volcano in Chile Spew Ash and Lava

Columns of fiery rock and gas were sent up to 1,000m into the air

By Helen Regan

Chilean 14-Year-Old With Cystic Fibrosis Asks To Be Allowed To Die

'I am tired of living with this disease'

By Justin Worland

Chilean Poet Pablo Neruda Could Have Been Poisoned

A fresh probe is to be conducted into his death in 1973

By Kevin McSpadden

Photojournalism Daily: Nov. 18, 2014

Photojournalism Daily is a compilation of the most interesting photojournalism found on the web, curated by Mikko Takkunen

By Mikko Takkunen

Bomb Blast Wounds at Least 10 in Santiago

No one has claimed responsibility for the attack, but it parallels similar small-scale bombings levied on the city by anarchist groups

By Elizabeth Barber
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