We have started to collect the most important news related to Chile in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Former Manchester United and England international Bobby Charlton has welcomed 26 of the 33 rescued Chilean miners to the UK.
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The men who were rescued from a mine in Chile have arrived in the UK to see Arsenal play Manchester United on Monday.
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Protests have taken place at the San Miguel prison in Chile, two days after a fire killed more than 80 inmates.
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Chilean President Sebastian Pinera condemns the prison system as a disgrace and vows reform after a jail fire kills more than 80.
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A fire in a prison in the Chilean capital Santiago has killed at least 81 inmates, officials say.
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A fire in a jail in Santiago, Chile kills at least 81 inmates, as the president describes the prison system as "inhumane".
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Fourteen officials from General Pinochet's military regime in Chile are being tried in their absence in a French court.
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The company that owns a mine in Chile where 33 men were trapped for more than two months has agreed to sell its assets to avoid bankruptcy.
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Chile suffers one of its worst traffic crashes in years as a bus and a truck collide outside Santiago, killing at least 19 people.
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Chile's leader caught in row mixing business, politics and football
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The Chilean miner who famously jogged underground while awaiting rescue has completed the New York City Marathon
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Edison Pena, the Chilean miner who famously jogged underground while awaiting rescue, completes the New York marathon.
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The 33 miners rescued after 69 days trapped underground in Chile have been feted by President Sebastian Pinera during a palace reception in Santiago.
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The freed Chilean miners are feted by the president during a palace reception - but then lose a game of football against their rescuers.
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They have become global celebrities, and in Chile they are national heroes, and now the 33 miners who were recently rescued have an appointment with the president.
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Chilean miner Jose Ojada obtains the copyright for the note he wrote which let the world know "the 33" men trapped in the San Jose mine were safe.
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Tough times as Chile miners grapple with life above ground
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A Chilean politician alleges miners voiced fears but were told to stay underground on the day the San Jose mine collapsed, but the company denies this.
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Why the Chile miners who escaped rockfall feel far from lucky
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Chile's President Sebastian Pinera tells the BBC he wants to protect mine workers and encourage them to speak out over safety concerns.
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About a dozen of the 33 miners freed after 69 days trapped underground in Chile return to the mine for a service of thanksgiving.
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About a dozen of the 33 Chilean miners rescued after more than two months underground have made an emotional return to the San Jose mine.
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Chilean President Sebastian Pinera takes in the sights of London, ahead of meetings on Monday with the Queen and David Cameron.
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Just two of the 33 miners rescued after more than two months underground in Chile remain in hospital, and many of the men are now looking to the future
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Omar Reygadas was the 17th man to be freed from a mine in Chile in an operation that drew the world's attention.
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