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Chilean President denounces deadly threats - Vimarsana News

Chilean President denounces deadly threats

Chilean President Gabriel Boric Font Friday said he had received deadly threats from an ultra-rightwing group that threw pamphlets outside his parents' home in the city of Punta Arenas, some 3,000 kilometers south of Santiago.

Chile: Scholarship as a fundamental requirement to be a Constitutional Convention Member - Vimarsana News

Chile: Scholarship as a fundamental requirement to be a Constitutional Convention Member

The fish dies by the mouth; and the nightingale, in the evening. (Popular saying) A few days ago, our good friend Heraldo de Pujadas reminded us, with

Leftist Gabriel Boric wins Chilean presidential election - Vimarsana News

Leftist Gabriel Boric wins Chilean presidential election

Gabriel Boric, candidate of the Apruebo Dignidad party, has won the second round of Chile's presidential elections, winning with almost 56% of the votes, with 99.96% of polling stations counted nationwide, according to the publication of the Electoral Service (Servel).

Chilean women, wary of rightist, may decide president's race - Vimarsana News

Chilean women, wary of rightist, may decide president's race

When Chileans went to the polls last month, Elizabeth Padilla, like more than half of eligible voters in the South American country, stayed home, not feeling represented by any of the seven candidates on the ballot.

Chilean women, wary of rightist, may decide president's race - Vimarsana News

Chilean women, wary of rightist, may decide president's race

SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — When Chileans went to the polls last month, Elizabeth Padilla, like more than half of eligible voters in the South American country, stayed home, not feeling

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