We have started to collect the most important news related to Chile in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The virus reaches all seven continents after 36 people test positive at a Chilean research station.
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The Mapuche make up 12% of Chile's population but are not recognised in the country's constitution.
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Chilean woman Adriana Rivas was allegedly involved in seven kidnappings before moving to Australia.
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An overwhelming majority vote to tear up the dictatorship-era constitution and create a new one.
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The water frogs had been rescued from a stream that was drying up and were airlifted to Santiago zoo.
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The protests were marking a year since the start of a protest movement that rocked Chile for months.
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One small company found itself in trouble after using the Hollywood actor's image to sell honey.
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Francisca and Constanza Torres and their three dogs, are planting seeds in areas of Chile devastated by wildfires.
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Juana Zúñiga contracted the virus at her care home near Santiago, where she is the oldest resident.
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Police use tear gas and water cannon to disperse protesters in Santiago's El Bosque district.
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The socialist writer was imprisoned by the military regime in Chile and lived in exile for many years.
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With the Chilean capital in lockdown, the big cats are venturing into residential neighbourhoods.
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Police think the robbers may have had inside information about the cash shipment.
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Graffiti and street art are flourishing amid continuing anti-government protests in Chile.
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Protesters vow to continue the unrest in Santiago until changes are made to Chile's constitution.
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Evidence suggests fires which prompted a mass evacuation from ValparaÃso were started deliberately.
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The song "The rapist is you" was created by the Chilean feminist collective Las Tesis.
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The Chilean Hercules military transport aircraft disappeared while en route to an air force base.
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Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Santiago as unrest entered a second month.
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After weeks of unrest in the country, Chile has agreed to hold a referendum in April 2020.
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Protests against inequality continue, with a strike bringing much of the country to a standstill.
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Chile's state of emergency is bringing back memories of the country's dictatorship.
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Sebastián Piñera says he is committed to remaining as president despite the mass anti-government protests.
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Thousands of protesters return to the streets of Santiago, despite the president's cabinet reshuffle.
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President Piñera lifts overnight curfews after praising a huge peaceful demonstration in Santiago.
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An estimated one million people - some 5% of Chile's population - peacefully marched in Santiago.
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The president says the government has "heard the message" after the march in the capital Santiago.
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Thousands strike in Santiago despite President Piñera's promise to increase pensions and minimum wage.
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The protests were sparked by a rise in metro prices but grew into a wider movement.
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Santiago and other cities are under emergency rule as violent anti-government protests continue.
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People are protesting around the world, from Lebanon to Chile. What do they have in common?
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The protests were sparked by a rise in metro fares, which has since been suspended.
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