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Thinktank says following Chile’s example would give ministers greater incentive to meet targets

This documentary covers the struggle for environmental justice as 800 local residents take a Swedish company to court

The 68-year-old has the chance to secure a rare trophy for Real Betis against Valencia in the Copa del Rey but says what he would really like is to be able to sing or play the piano

A Portuguese man faced an extradition hearing in Madrid over allegations he was involved in the devastating 2020 port explosion in Beirut, authorities said on Thursday. The man, named in court as Jorge Manuel Mirra Neto Moreira, flew to Chile from the Spanish capital this week but was put on…

Chile's constitutional convention rejected on Thursday night a set of proposals focused on expanding environmental protections, especially around the major mining sector, a blow to reformers which will push the articles back to committees to be reworked.

Santiago (AFP) - With drought casting a constant shadow over Santiago's 7.1 million residents, there has been a recent rush to replace thirsty, exotic plants with hardier, native ones in the hopes of staving off water rationing.

George Robledo - and his brother Ted - who starred for Newcastle United in the early 1950s are to be honoured with the unveiling of a blue plaque at their former home in Fenham

Chile's lower house will debate and vote on two proposals for early withdrawal of pensions on Monday, one by legislators and another by President Gabriel Boric, who is seeking to juggle inflation and populist demands.

The strongest seismic event known to science is the 1960 earthquake that struck the town of Lumaco,near the city of Valdivia.