We have started to collect the most important news related to Chile in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Workers at the world's largest privately-owned copper mine tell managers to raise their pay offer and avoid a strike.
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Foreign experts are in Chile to help analyse the remains of people killed during military rule and wrongly identified.
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Chile opens an art museum in memory of Salvador Allende in a police station dating from Gen Pinochet's military rule.
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Chile's President Bachelet brings in three new ministers after losing popularity over education protests.
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At least 15 people die and many are missing after heavy rains cause flooding in central and southern Chile.
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The son of Chile's ex-leader Augusto Pinochet sues over claims he and his father profited from drug-trafficking.
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Six firefighters, five of them Chilean, die battling a forest fire in central Portugal after being surrounded by flames.
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Chile approves plans by an international company to mine for gold in the Andes despite environmental concerns.
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Chilean students call off strikes that had mobilised hundreds of thousands, accepting concessions.
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Chile's new president tells the US president that Latin America wants the best possible ties with Washington.
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At least 262 people are held after high school students in Chile clash with police during a second strike over reforms.
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Protesting students in Chile reject a government offer aimed at ending a strike over conditions in schools.
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Chile's president offers some measures to improve conditions for secondary school students after mass protests.
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Chile police break up a second day of student protests as the government rejects ultimatums on school reform.
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