Chile & The World in Six

Start your week informed with Chile and the World in Six. Today: Chile's cybersecurity agency confirms a data breach through stolen credentials, not a massive hack — plus practical tips to protect yourself. The Culture Ministry faces 52 billion pesos in budget cuts as austerity measures hit hard. Fuel prices expected to rise again as oil stays above $110 per barrel. On the world stage: Iran submits a 14-point peace proposal to end the war, but Trump signals likely rejection. Plus, historic news from the Kentucky Derby as Cherie DeVaux becomes the first female trainer to win. Your daily Chile news podcast in English for intermediate learners. Noticias de Chile en inglés. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

Happy Worker's Day! Today on Chile and the World in Six: Seven Chileans detained by Israel as part of the Gaza flotilla — what happens next? An 84-year-old businessman kidnapped by Tren de Aragua members is freed after eight days. Chile's unemployment hits 8.9% with women facing 10% joblessness. Santiago's vehicle restrictions begin Monday, May 4th. Security Minister Steinert responds to controversy over business ties with her ex-husband. El Niño coming this winter with 90% probability. Plus: Putin offers Victory Day ceasefire, Ukraine demands more. Your daily Chile news in English, perfect for intermediate learners. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

Today on Chile and the World in Six: Chile's unemployment rises to 8.9% with women hit hardest at 10%, as the government calls the situation "unacceptable." A Tiltil landfill north of Santiago is named the world's worst methane emitter by the UN. Budget cuts to INJUV spark international condemnation, while human rights groups petition the Inter-American Commission. Plus: oil prices surge past $126 per barrel, the UAE leaves OPEC, and the US Federal Reserve holds rates steady. Your daily Chile news in English podcast — perfect for English learners and anyone following noticias en inglés. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

Today on Chile & The World in Six: Cecilia Pérez makes history as the first woman to lead a Primera División football club in Chile. The Central Bank holds rates steady amid global uncertainty. Chile's copper industry faces a sulfuric acid shortage as China halts exports and Middle East supply lines remain blocked. CEPAL cuts growth forecasts. A Japanese supertanker becomes the first oil carrier to cross the Strait of Hormuz since the Iran war began. The UAE quits OPEC after nearly 60 years. Plus, peace talks between the US and Iran remain stalled. Word of the Day: fractured. Chile news in English, English learning podcast, noticias en inglés, podcast Chile. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

Today on Chile and the World in Six: CEPAL cuts Chile's 2026 growth forecast to 2% amid Middle East tensions, the Central Bank announces its rate decision tonight, and new data reveals how much Chilean families pay out of pocket for medicine. Plus, a family business from O'Higgins wins silver at a global marmalade competition, King Charles arrives in Washington for a historic state visit, and we break down the latest on the Strait of Hormuz crisis affecting oil prices worldwide. Learn English while staying informed about Chile news, world events, and economic updates. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

Start your Monday with the top Chile news and world headlines in English. Today: Hugo Catrileo makes history with bronze at the Santiago Marathon, President Kast's economic reform enters Congress, Chilean microorganisms prepare for a SpaceX mission to space, Colombia mourns 20 victims in a highway bombing, Iran peace talks stall as oil prices rise, and a shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner shocks Washington. Perfect for Chilean listeners practicing English while staying informed. Chile news, English learning, podcast Chile, noticias en inglés. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

Today: Chile's Treasury begins asset seizures on high-income student loan debtors, collecting over 20 billion pesos this year. Government shakeup continues as Minister Sedini removes 15 regional officials. Peru's chaotic election results affect 113,000 Peruvians living in Chile. New mapping shows alarming glacier retreat near Santiago. Plus: EU approves historic $106 billion loan for Ukraine, Meta announces 8,000 layoffs amid AI spending, European airlines slash flights due to jet fuel crisis, and a Chilean marmalade wins silver at a world competition in England. Chile news in English, your daily podcast for learning English while staying informed. Noticias de Chile en inglés. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

Today on Chile and the World in Six: President Kast's National Reconstruction Plan hits Congress as opposition threatens constitutional challenge; Chile's copper sector faces sulfuric acid shortage from the Middle East crisis; World Book Day celebrations across Santiago with free Gabriela Mistral anthologies; Israel-Lebanon peace talks resume in Washington for a second round; Iran seizes ships in the Strait of Hormuz despite extended ceasefire. Your essential Chile news in English podcast — perfect for English learners and anyone following Chilean politics, economy, and global events affecting Latin America. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

Today on Chile and the World in Six: The Chamber of Deputies passes the controversial "Escuelas Protegidas" bill allowing backpack checks in schools — opposition vows a constitutional challenge. The PDI admits nearly 6,000 Venezuelan deportations are impossible due to frozen diplomatic ties with Caracas. Michelle Bachelet defends her UN Secretary-General candidacy and criticizes the Kast government for withdrawing support. Chile signs a critical minerals deal with the United States on copper and lithium. Trump extends the Iran ceasefire indefinitely as oil disruptions continue affecting global prices. Plus: it's Earth Day 2026. Chile news in English, podcast Chile, noticias en inglés, English learning. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

Today on Chile and the World in Six: Three university students are formalized for the attack on Science Minister Lincolao, Chile signs a groundbreaking security agreement bringing FBI cooperation to fight organized crime, and the government reports a significant drop in homicide rates. Plus, Chilean architect Smiljan Radić wins the prestigious Pritzker Prize. On the world stage, the US-Iran ceasefire deadline looms with no deal in sight, Japan issues a megaearthquake warning after a powerful tremor, and a humanoid robot shatters the human half-marathon world record in Beijing. Chile news in English, noticias en inglés, podcast Chile, English learning podcast. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

Start your week with Chile and the World in Six! Today: President Kast's landmark 40-measure economic reform bill heads to Congress for what promises to be a bruising debate. We break down the IMF's latest growth forecasts and what the Middle East conflict means for Chile's economy. Plus: a Chilean family business wins silver at the World Marmalade Awards in England, UK police investigate suspected Iran-linked arson attacks on Jewish sites in London, a rare mass shooting shocks Kyiv, and a humanoid robot smashes the human half-marathon record in Beijing. Essential Chile news in English, perfect for English learners and expats. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

Today on Chile and the World in Six: Chile shines as Guest of Honor at the Guadalajara Film Festival, with Pablo Larraín, Sebastián Lelio, and Maite Alberdi celebrated. The IMF raises Chile's 2026 growth forecast to 2.4%, bringing cautious optimism. A Senate session on Carabineros modernization collapses after the Security Minister's no-show sparks cross-party outrage. Santiago launches a pilot program for non-lethal police devices. Biobío fights to keep the WRC Rally in Chile through 2029 as Argentina threatens to take the spot. Plus, Pope Leo XIV continues his historic African tour in Cameroon. Chile news in English, noticias en inglés, podcast Chile, daily news brief, English learning. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

Today on Chile and the World in Six: President Kast's first national address unveils a 40-measure economic reconstruction plan including corporate tax cuts sparking fierce political debate; Chile launches its first deportation flight as part of a new migration crackdown; a national oncology health alert takes effect to address cancer care backlogs affecting over 27,000 patients; the IMF raises Chile's growth forecast to 2.4%; and NASA's Artemis II crew returns to Earth after a record-breaking lunar mission. Your daily English-language Chile news podcast covering política, economía, salud, and world events. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

Today on Chile and the World in Six: President Kast unveils his sweeping "megareforma" package in his first national address, including corporate tax cuts and education changes. A wave of school shooting threats forces class suspensions across Chile as Congress fast-tracks the "Escuelas Protegidas" bill. Czech President Petr Pavel arrives for an official visit focused on science and trade. Plus: the US confirms its naval blockade of Iran is fully in place, Hungary ends the Orbán era with a historic election, and Sudan marks three years of devastating civil war. Chile news in English, podcast Chile, noticias en inglés, English learning podcast. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

Today on Chile and the World in Six: President Kast prepares to unveil his National Reconstruction Bill in a national address Wednesday as his approval drops to 36 percent in polls. Inflation pressures mount with April's CPI expected to hit 1.6 percent, pushing the UF past 40,000 pesos. Globally, the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports takes effect with oil prices nearing $100 a barrel. In Hungary, Viktor Orbán loses power after 16 years as Péter Magyar wins a landslide victory. Plus: Peru's chaotic election stretches into a second day. Chile news in English, noticias en inglés, podcast Chile, English learning for Spanish speakers. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

Today on Chile and the World in Six: Trump orders a US Navy blockade of the Strait of Hormuz after peace talks with Iran collapse — oil prices surge, and Chile braces for fuel impacts. Hungary makes history as Viktor Orbán loses power after 16 years to Peter Magyar's pro-European Tisza party. In Peru, Keiko Fujimori leads a fragmented presidential race heading toward a June runoff. At home, political pressure mounts on Universidad Austral's rector over the assault on Science Minister Lincolao, while the government's tax reform faces criticism as "trickle-down economics." Plus, NASA's Artemis II astronauts safely return to Earth after their historic Moon mission. Chile news in English, podcast Chile, noticias en inglés, English learning. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

Today on Chile and the World in Six: Science Minister Ximena Lincolao attacked by students in Valdivia — three suspects identified. Senator Camila Flores under fraud investigation over alleged salary kickbacks worth 300 million pesos. The UF crosses 40,000 pesos for the first time as inflation rises. Finance Minister Quiroz plans to sell 1,200 state properties to rebuild Chile's sovereign funds. The dollar drops below 900 pesos. Plus: the US-Iran ceasefire begins, and Putin declares an Easter pause in Ukraine. Chile news in English, noticias en inglés, English learning podcast Chile. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

In today's episode of Chile and the World in Six: The US-Iran ceasefire brings oil prices crashing down — what it means for Chilean wallets. Finance Minister Quiroz announces a controversial plan to sell state properties to rebuild sovereign funds. Science Minister Lincolao is attacked at Universidad Austral in Valdivia, sparking transversal condemnation. Australia clears the extradition of former DINA agent Adriana Rivas after decades of legal battles. The peso strengthens as global markets rally on ceasefire news. Plus: NASA's Artemis II crew returns to Earth tomorrow after breaking the human spaceflight distance record. Your daily English-language Chile news podcast covering politics, economy, and world events. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

Today on Chile and the World in Six: Breaking news as the U.S. and Iran agree to a two-week ceasefire, sending oil prices tumbling — what this means for Chilean fuel costs. Plus, today is the final day to file your tax declaration for the earliest SII refund on April 29. President Kast inaugurates FIDAE 2026, Latin America's largest aerospace exhibition, now underway in Santiago. NASA's Artemis II crew heads home after setting a new human spaceflight distance record. And the diplomatic push continues for the extradition of Galvarino Apablaza from Argentina. Chile news, English learning, podcast Chile, noticias en ingles. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

In today's episode of Chile and the World in Six, we cover President Kast's historic first international trip to Argentina, where Chile backed Argentina's Falklands sovereignty claim during his meeting with President Milei. We examine the escalating Galvarino Apablaza extradition case as his defense files a UN complaint. In space news, NASA's Artemis II mission breaks human distance records during its lunar flyby. We also analyze the ongoing Iran war tensions, Trump's deadline for Iran, and what elevated oil prices mean for Chile. Plus: World Health Day 2026 launches under the theme "Stand with Science." Your daily Chile news in English podcast covering noticias en inglés, Chilean politics, Latin America news, and global events. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

Today on Chile & The World in Six: President Kast meets Milei in Buenos Aires as the hunt continues for fugitive Galvarino Apablaza. We cover the government's lawsuit against influencers after the mall stampede in La Florida, the ongoing impact of Chile's historic fuel price hike linked to the Iran war, and the suspension of international scholarships sparking academic debate. Plus, NASA's Artemis II crew prepares for their lunar flyby—the first humans near the moon in over 50 years. Chile news in English, daily podcast Chile, English learning for Spanish speakers. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

On this Good Friday edition, we cover NASA's Artemis II mission now heading to the moon with Chilean astronomer Teresa Paneque witnessing the historic launch. In Chile, the frustrating search for fugitive Galvarino Apablaza after a failed arrest attempt in Argentina on the 35th anniversary of Jaime Guzmán's assassination. We break down the Calama school attack formalization — the first case of Targeted School Violence detected in the country — plus new government subsidies for fishing and gas as fuel prices continue their historic climb. Looking ahead to FIDAE 2026 and the latest on the Iran war's global impact. Chile news in English, perfect for English learning and staying informed about Chilean current events. New episodes every weekday morning on Spotify.

In today's episode: President Kast announces 225 million dollars in gas subsidies for vulnerable Chilean families as the fuel crisis deepens. We also cover the life sentence handed to "Lucho Plátano" for the murder of PDI detective Daniel Valdés, the suspension of Becas Chile scholarships for master's and postdoc studies abroad by Minister Lincolao, and the countdown to FIDAE 2026, Latin America's largest aerospace fair opening April 7th. Plus, Trump's address to the nation on the Iran war and what rising oil prices mean for Chile. Chile & The World in Six — the most relevant news from Chile and the world. Six minutes. Every morning. In English.

The most relevant news from Chile and the world. Six minutes. Every morning. In English.

The most relevant news from Chile and the world. Six minutes. Every morning. In English.

The most relevant news from Chile and the world. Six minutes. Every morning. In English.

The most relevant news from Chile and the world. Six minutes. Every morning. In English.

The most relevant news from Chile and the world. Six minutes. Every morning. In English.

The most relevant news from Chile and the world. Six minutes. Every morning. In English.

The most relevant news from Chile and the world. Six minutes. Every morning. In English.

The most relevant news from Chile and the world. Six minutes. Every morning. In English.