We have started to collect the most important news related to Chile in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The body of Chilean poet Pablo Neruda is to be exhumed on Monday, 40 years after his burial, to try to confirm the cause of his death.
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Thousands of Chilean students clash with police on the streets of the capital, Santiago, during a protest calling for education reforms.
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Chile's former president Michelle Bachelet says she will run for a second mandate in the November elections, becoming the main opposition candidate.
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A Chilean miner is brought to the surface unscathed after spending 52 hours trapped 100m underground in a collapsed mine.
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Fifa assesses reports on the clash between Luis Suarez and Gonzalo Jara in Chile's win over Uruguay on Tuesday.
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Rescue teams are trying to reach a man trapped 100m underground for more than 24 hours after a collapse in a mine in northern Chile.
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Authorities in Chile are investigating why thousands of prawns were washed up on a beach in the coastal city of Coronel, covering it with a layer of pink.
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Authorities in Chile investigate the death of thousands of prawns and other shellfish that turned red a beach in Coronel, about 530km of Santiago.
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The Alma project, built in the Atacama Desert in Chile, officially opens on Wednesday and is expected to help scientists unlock new information about the Universe.
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A court in Chile says the remains of the Nobel Prize-winning poet Pablo Neruda will be exhumed on 8 April to investigate the cause of death.
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A Chilean court suspends a trial against three Bolivian soldiers, whose arrest had led to diplomatic tensions between the neighbouring countries.
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Chilean military leader Augusto Pinochet wanted to hold on to power after he lost a referendum in 1988, declassified US documents suggest.
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A Russian inmate is allowed to remain in Chile and play for a local football club after serving three-year prison sentence for drug smuggling.
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Chilean Sebastian Pinera visits the city of Valparaiso, following one of the most destructive forest fires in decades, promising to re-house victims and rebuild the area.
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Bolivia's President Evo Morales renews his calls for the release of three soldiers arrested in Chile, marking the anniversary of the War of the Pacific.
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Members of Chile's Mapuche indigenous group are arrested after clashing with police at a protest to demand the release of one of their jailed leaders.
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Rafael Nadal is denied the Chile Open title on his comeback from injury as he loses to Argentine Horacio Zeballos in the final.
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A judge in Chile judge has ordered the remains of the poet and Nobel Laureate Pablo Neruda to be exhumed as part of an investigation into the cause of his death.
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Rafael Nadal reaches the semi-finals of the Chile Open as he continues to make a successful comeback from injury.
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A Chilean judge orders the exhumation of the remains of the poet Pablo Neruda, as part of an investigation into claims he was poisoned in 1973.
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The Chilean navy investigates allegations of xenophobia after a video apparently showed marines chanting they would "kill Argentines, shoot Bolivians and slit the throats of Peruvians".
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How a publicity whizz kid toppled Chile's Augusto Pinochet
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Rafael Nadal wins his first match after eight months out with victory in his men's doubles opener at the Chile Open.
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The drinking water in Chile's capital, Santiago, is being restored after contamination left millions without supplies, officials say.
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The Chilean president made his third visit to the continent, where he placed a flag where Chile's latest research station will be opened.
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Jorge Selaron, the Chilean artist who created Rio de Janeiro's brightly coloured Selaron stairs is found dead on the work of art he created.
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A Chilean landowner and his wife, who were involved in a land dispute with a local indigenous group, have been killed in a suspected arson attack.
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A Chilean couple are killed in a suspected arson attack on their home, in an area which has seen a string of attacks over indigenous land rights.
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Violence has broken out in the Chilean capital Santiago after hundreds of protesters from the indigenous Mapuche community targeted two Spanish banks.
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Chilean authorities arrests four former army officers accused of involvement in the murder of singer Victor Jara in 1973 after the Pinochet coup.
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A judge in Chile has ordered the arrest of eight former army officers over the murder 39 years ago of well-known left-wing singer Victor Jara.
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A judge in Chile opens proceedings against eight retired army officers over the murder of left-wing singer Victor Jara days after General Pinochet's coup in 1973.
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