News stories by Marianela Jarroud Z.

  1. Women Farmers in Chile to Teach the Region Agroecology

    - Inter Press Service

    SANTIAGO, Jan 05 (IPS) - An organisation that brings together some 10,000 peasant and indigenous women from Chile is launching an agroecology institute for women campesinos, or small farmers, in South America.

  2. Women Farmers in Chile to Teach the Region Agroecology

    - Inter Press Service

    SANTIAGO, Jan 04 (IPS) - An organisation that brings together some 10,000 peasant and indigenous women from Chile is launching an agroecology institute for women campesinos, or small farmers, in South America.

  3. Bachelet’s Promised Reforms Could Face Uphill Struggle

    - Inter Press Service

    SANTIAGO, Dic 16 (IPS) - The promised structural reforms to modify the political system inherited from Chile's 1973-1990 dictatorship and reduce the severe social inequalities in the country propelled Michelle Bachelet to a resounding triumph in the Sunday Dec. 15 runoff election.

  4. More Chileans Want the Benefits of Living in Latin America’s ‘Tiger’

    - Inter Press Service

    SANTIAGO, Nov 19 (IPS) - Hugo Hurtado, 47, is a chef. Anyone would say that in his country, Chile, the Latin American "tiger", his profession would be synonymous with success and even fame. But unfortunately that's not true.

  5. Bachelet Poised for Easy Win in Fed-Up Chile

    - Inter Press Service

    SANTIAGO, Nov 15 (IPS) - Voters fed up with the extremely unequal distribution of wealth and power in Chile are expected once again to elect a centre-left government Sunday.

  6. Visibility from High-Profile Human Rights Inquiries Trickles Down in Chile

    - Inter Press Service

    SANTIAGO, Nov 11 (IPS) - Ongoing efforts to determine the causes of the deaths of high-profile Chileans - singer-songwriter Víctor Jara, former presidents Eduardo Frei Montalva and Salvador Allende, and Nobel Literate Prize-winner Pablo Neruda – indirectly bring visibility to thousands of other victims of Chile's 1973-1990 dictatorship.

  7. Chile’s Mining Industry Turns to Sunlight to Ease Energy Shortage

    - Inter Press Service

    SANTIAGO, Oct 08 (IPS) - The mining industry in the north of Chile, the world's leading producer of copper, is trying to partially satisfy its insatiable appetite for energy with a renewable, ever-available source: the sun.

  8. Mining in Chile Going Back Underground

    - Inter Press Service

    A story from Inter Press Service, an international news agency

    SANTIAGO, Aug 23 (IPS) - Declining mineral content, the need to preserve the environment, and technological advances are causing big mining companies to turn back to underground mining in what is a rising trend in Chile and around the world, experts say.

  9. Latin America Flexes Muscles at Joint EU Summit

    - Inter Press Service

    A story from Inter Press Service, an international news agency

    SANTIAGO, Jan 29 (IPS) - The nations of Latin America and the Caribbean strengthened their position with respect to Europe at the CELAC-EU summit held this weekend in the Chilean capital, reaching agreements that protect their natural resources from foreign investors and securing a joint condemnation of the United States' trade embargo against Cuba.

  10. Summit of the Peoples Demands Solidarity and Sovereignty

    - Inter Press Service

    A story from Inter Press Service, an international news agency

    SANTIAGO, Jan 24 (IPS) - More than 400 social organisations from Europe and Latin America and the Caribbean will gather on Jan. 25-27 at a Summit of the Peoples called as an alternative to the bi-regional meeting of heads of state and government to be held at the same time in the Chilean capital.

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