Chile: Pinochet’s Will to Be Opened

Chilean officials will open the last will and testament of Gen. Augusto Pinochet on Wednesday, a crucial step in determining just how large his fortune was.

‘They Made Her an Icon, Which Is Impossible To Live Up To’

Francisco Goldman article profiles Camila Vallejo, 23-year-old former president of the University of Chile student federation who has become the face of Chile's student protests. Photos

High in Chilean Desert, a Huge Astronomy Project

High in the Chilean desert, scientists have installed one of the world’s largest ground-based astronomical projects in order to look for clues to the origins of the universe.

Camila Vallejo, the World’s Most Glamorous Revolutionary

Meet the woman who has become the face of Chile’s student protests.

Torres del Paine- the Ultimate Trekking Destination in Patagonia

Patagonia is one of the last great unspoiled wildernesses in the world. Situated at the ...

In Patagonia, Caught Between Visions of the Future

Within eyeshot of a proposed dam project near Cochrane, Chile, is the entrance to a different view of the region’s destiny: the 660,000-acre Patagonia National Park.

Student Protests Rile Chile

A student movement led by Camila Vallejo and centered on reforming Chile’s educational system is upending the society.

Piñera Defends Response to Chile Wildfires

The fires, believed to have begun in Torres del Paine National Park last week, have also affected two other regions.

Chile Indicts Ex-U.S. Officer in 1973 Killings

Capt. Ray E. Davis was accused of complicity in the deaths of two United States citizens in the immediate aftermath of the military coup that brought Gen.

Chilean Judge Drops Abuse Case but Says Priest Was Guilty

The statute of limitations was said to have expired for the sex abuse accusations against the Rev. Fernando Karadima, once one of Chile’s most prominent and respected Roman Catholic priests.