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Two Dead, 400 Homes Damaged In Chile Resort Town Fire
At least two people died and some 400 homes have been damaged or destroyed in a fire that broke out Thursday in the Chilean seaside resort of Vina del Mar, prompting the government to declare a state of emergency.
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This Country Plans To Reduce Working Hours To 40 A Week
The government of Chilean President Gabriel Boric said on Tuesday it has revived efforts to pass a bill that would reduce working hours in the country and fulfill a campaign promise.
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In Chile, Man vs Government Over His Dead Father's $1.2 Million
Exequiel Hinojosa's father was saving up to buy a house in the 1960s and 70s and managed to save up almost 140,000 pesos, about $163 now, meticulously detailed in a bankbook of a now defunct credit union.
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"The Rapist Is You!": Tunisian Women Perform Chilean Song Against Rape
Around 60 Tunisian women on Saturday performed the feminist flash-mob song "The rapist is you!", a Chilean creation that went global, in front of the seat of government in Tunis.
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Human Remains Found During Search For Chilean Plane With 38 Onboard
Rescuers have found human remains during the search for a Chilean air force plane that went missing en route to Antarctica with 38 people aboard, a provincial government leader said Wednesday.
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Chile Sues Nestle, Kellogg's In Anti-Obesity Drive
Chilean authorities are suing the giant breakfast cereal-makers Nestle and Kelloggs for putting children's cartoon characters on packets of fattening food in breach of an anti-obesity law, officials said Tuesday.
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Chile Contains Huge Blaze Threatening UNESCO City
Firefighters have contained a huge forest blaze that had threatened the picturesque Chilean port city of Valparaiso, officials said Sunday, adding the government plans to charge those responsible for the fire.
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Bomb Blast in Chile Wounds 10; Government Blames 'Terrorists'
A bomb exploded next to an underground train station in the Chilean capital of Santiago on Monday afternoon, wounding at least 10 people, and the government said it bore the signs of "a terrorist" act.
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Chile Warns its Citizens in Brazil from Fraud, Theft
The Chilean government has warned its nationals traveling to Brazil for the 2014 World Cup, of theft and fraud, and urged them to take care of their belongings.
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Two Dead, 400 Homes Damaged In Chile Resort Town Fire
At least two people died and some 400 homes have been damaged or destroyed in a fire that broke out Thursday in the Chilean seaside resort of Vina del Mar, prompting the government to declare a state of emergency.
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This Country Plans To Reduce Working Hours To 40 A Week
The government of Chilean President Gabriel Boric said on Tuesday it has revived efforts to pass a bill that would reduce working hours in the country and fulfill a campaign promise.
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In Chile, Man vs Government Over His Dead Father's $1.2 Million
Exequiel Hinojosa's father was saving up to buy a house in the 1960s and 70s and managed to save up almost 140,000 pesos, about $163 now, meticulously detailed in a bankbook of a now defunct credit union.
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"The Rapist Is You!": Tunisian Women Perform Chilean Song Against Rape
Around 60 Tunisian women on Saturday performed the feminist flash-mob song "The rapist is you!", a Chilean creation that went global, in front of the seat of government in Tunis.
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Human Remains Found During Search For Chilean Plane With 38 Onboard
Rescuers have found human remains during the search for a Chilean air force plane that went missing en route to Antarctica with 38 people aboard, a provincial government leader said Wednesday.
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Chile Sues Nestle, Kellogg's In Anti-Obesity Drive
Chilean authorities are suing the giant breakfast cereal-makers Nestle and Kelloggs for putting children's cartoon characters on packets of fattening food in breach of an anti-obesity law, officials said Tuesday.
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Chile Contains Huge Blaze Threatening UNESCO City
Firefighters have contained a huge forest blaze that had threatened the picturesque Chilean port city of Valparaiso, officials said Sunday, adding the government plans to charge those responsible for the fire.
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Bomb Blast in Chile Wounds 10; Government Blames 'Terrorists'
A bomb exploded next to an underground train station in the Chilean capital of Santiago on Monday afternoon, wounding at least 10 people, and the government said it bore the signs of "a terrorist" act.
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Chile Warns its Citizens in Brazil from Fraud, Theft
The Chilean government has warned its nationals traveling to Brazil for the 2014 World Cup, of theft and fraud, and urged them to take care of their belongings.
