We have started to collect the most important news related to Chile in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
One year after the mine collapsed in Chile some of the miners who stayed trapped inside for 69 days still struggle financially.
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Hundreds of people have been arrested and more than a dozen police officers injured in violent demonstrations in Chile.
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Riot police in the Chilean capital, Santiago, use tear gas and water cannon to break up protests by students demanding educational reform.
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BHP says the strike at the Escondida copper mine in Chile as 'illegal' as the stand-off with the workers continues.
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International experts conclude that Chile's President Salvador Allende committed suicide as his palace was attacked by Gen Pinochet's forces in 1973.
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Chilean students have been taken to the streets in protest once again this time dressed as superheroes.
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Chilean President Sebastian Pinera, faced with protests and plummeting polls, changes eight ministers.
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Clashes broke up in the Chilean capital last night between riot police and demonstrators who were supporting striking miners.
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Copper miners from Chile's state-owned company, Codelco, stage their first national strike in nearly 20 years.
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A hugely valuable illuminated 12th Century manuscript, the Codex Calixtinus, has mysteriously disappeared from the Santiago de Compostela cathedral in northern Spain, say police.
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Chilean students have been protesting for a fairer education system over the past few weeks but sealed their latest one with a kiss.
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Students in Chile clash with police after president's announcement.
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Chilean President Sebastian Pinera proposes the creation of a $4bn (£2.5bn) fund to help relieve student debt and improve education.
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Argentine President Cristina Fernandez unveils economic measures to help the south of the country affected by volcanic ash from neighbouring Chile.
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Police use tear gas to try to disperse demonstrators on the streets of the Chilean capital, Santiago, after anti-government march turns violent.
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Argentine wants to build houses for the poor with bricks made of ashes from Chilean volcano.
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Pictures taken by a Chilean air force plane show smoke and ash are still spewing from the Puyehue-Cordon Caulle volcano in the south of the country.
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Flights are gradually resuming from airports across Australia after two days of cancellations caused by an ash cloud from a Chilean volcano.
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Australia's two major airports in Sydney and Melbourne face up to 48 hours of disruption as the ash cloud from a Chilean volcano hits again.
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Flights in Australia are again facing a number of cancellations as the ash cloud from a volcano in Chile returns.
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A court in Chile suspends construction work on a dam in the Aysen region of Patagonia, following objections by environmentalists.
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Shares in Chilean retailer La Polar fall more than 65% as the company continues to be mired in an accounting scandal.
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A large quantity of ash from a volcanic eruption in southern Chile has settled on neighbouring Argentina, causing chaos in one town close to the border.
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After travelling right round the world, ash from a Chilean volcano returns home, disrupting domestic flights for the first time.
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Travel chaos spreads to Western Australia with flights into and out of Perth cancelled because of ash from the volcanic eruption in Chile.
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