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Antofagasta Minerals Workers Take Equal-Pay Fight to Santiago After Chile Strike Vote (opens the original)
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Antofagasta Minerals workers took their equal-pay dispute from the Atacama Desert to Santiago on Tuesday 29 September 2026. Leaders of two unions at the Centinela copper mine protested outside the company’s corporate building in Las Condes, a business district. The rally came a day after 98.73% of members approved a strike, as The Rio Times reported on 29 September. The talks now enter a mediation stage that could push any stoppage into October. Union presidents Héctor Aguilera of Distrito Centi
Chile Accuses Israel's Ambassador of Meddling Amid Row Over Bachelet Post (opens the original)
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Chile’s Foreign Ministry handed Israel’s ambassador, Peleg Lewi, a formal protest note on Monday 28 September. It said his “recent public statements” amounted to “interference in the internal affairs of the country”. The ministry did not say which statements it meant, the right-leaning Ex-Ante noted. T13, BioBioChile and the left-leaning El Desconcierto tied the note to Lewi’s recent posts about former President Michelle Bachelet. Last week Lewi posted photos of Bachelet beside Venezuela’s Hugo
Uruguay's Opposition Refers Councillor to Ethics Over Drug-Money Aide (opens the original)
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Uruguay National Party leaders have moved to put one of their own Montevideo councillors before the party’s ethics body. His paid aide was convicted this month of laundering drug money. The party’s Political Affairs Committee made the recommendation on Sunday 27 September, Montevideo Portal and El Observador reported. “That a person convicted over drug trafficking gained a post of political trust is of enormous gravity,” the committee said. The councillor, Gonzalo Gómez, sits on Montevideo’s Dep
Chile's Election Bots Probe Widens Around Jailed Argentine Consultant (opens the original)
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Chile’s argument over election bots has moved from rumour to paperwork. Servel, the national electoral service, told deputies that three 2021 candidates paid a company tied to Argentine consultant Fernando Cerimedo. Cerimedo is in pre-trial detention in Chonchocoro prison near La Paz, Bolivian media reported. He is accused of attempted femicide against his former partner, lawyer Nadia Beller. He also faces an illicit enrichment case, El País and The Clinic reported. Rio Times covered his arrest
Chile Credit Rating Stays at A as S&P Warns Budget Repair Will Take Longer (opens the original)
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S&P Global Ratings has kept the Chile credit rating at A, Chile’s Finance Ministry said on Friday 25 September. It is the highest grade the agency gives any Latin American country, but it came with a warning about the budget. S&P, one of three big agencies that grade government debt, now expects Chile’s budget repair to take longer. Net public debt reaches 41% of annual economic output (GDP) by 2029 in its forecast, not the 37% plateau expected last year. S&P affirmed Chile’s long-term foreign-c
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