Morales's belligerent rhetoric has sapped any residual Chilean goodwill, she suggested.

Fortunately, in July 2005 the Chilean courts handed down a favourable decision acquitting the indigenous leaders.

22 S. Barrientos, and others, Women and Agribusiness Working Miracles in the Chilean Fruit Export Sector (Basingstoke, Macmillan Press, 1999).

When anti dumping measures are applied to Chilean products by a developed country, this is to me a policy with local effects.

Fortunately, the Chilean public shows no inclination to follow the mistakes of several other South American countries, especially Venezuela, Ecuador, Brazil, and Argentina.

The Netherlands based UN body has no power to award Chilean territory, and has stipulated that it will not determine the outcome of possible talks.

The Chilean courts had accused the persons concerned on the basis of the crime committed and the investigations carried out, not because of their origin.

Producers of raw milk complained to the Chilean competition agency of an apparent agreement among milk processors not to compete for existing customers of their rivals.

That the ICJ's ruling comes only six months after the final arguments were heard indicates the case wasn't complicated, said Paz Zárate, a Chilean expert in international law.

The Chilean miners survived against the odds, so perhaps the rest of us will somehow get by as well. But who, exactly, is responsible for the rescue operation?

Similarly, Moroccan and Spanish troops have been cooperating very successfully since taking over from the Chilean battalion at Fort Liberté and Terre Rouge in the north east of Haiti.

A Chilean court declined to find a cartel agreement, citing the lack of direct evidence of agreement, but it did order that the processors take certain measures to increase transparency in their dealings.

As a Chilean government minister late last decade, I remember the frustration of attending Mercosur gatherings (Chile is an associate member). They were long on posturing and endless speeches, but short on substantive agreements about anything.

Chile was hit hard by the 2008 2009 financial crisis foreign loans vanished and the price of copper, Chile s main export, collapsed. But this time around, the Chilean economy was in shape to withstand massive external shocks.

SYDNEY The rescue of the 33 Chilean miners, from what was feared would be their tomb, gave the world something to cheer about. Hope has not, after all, become a redundant virtue in the twenty first century.

The Government of Chile has decided to allocate in 2003 2006 about US 30 million to upgrade Route 11 CH and A 55 roads, main highway links connecting Bolivia to the Chilean ports of Arica and Iquique.

There has been an ongoing conflict between Chile and the European Union since 2000, when the Chilean government closed its waters to Spanish industrial longline vessels that had depleted Chile's swordfish stocks and depressed take by local fishers.

The country, for decades the region s poster child for good economic management, is also an example of the risks that all Latin American economies face. With commodity prices falling and dollar interest rates on the rise, Chilean growth is slowing sharply.

Government policies can target private saving directly, by creating incentives for saving through appropriate tax and pension policies. Even more importantly, policies can discourage foreign borrowing led consumption booms by taxing capital inflows (Chilean style) or increasing financial intermediaries liquidity requirements.

There had also been progress on innovative sources of financing, including plans by the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization for the International Finance Facility and by the French, Brazilian and Chilean Governments for a global solidarity fund financed from airline tickets.

As the Chilean economist and politician Carlos Ominami put it The children of democracy have become the prime movers of change the social movement they represent lacks political leadership, and the country s political forces have practically broken off all their connections to the social world.

The other two conceivably relevant countries Colombia and Chile refuse to get involved for different reasons. Colombia needs President Nicolás Maduro s cooperation to sustain negotiations with the FARC guerrillas the new Chilean president, Michelle Bachelet, has always had a soft spot for Chavismo and its antics.

In last year s Chilean college entrance exam, the second place school was not the only expensive Catholic institution with a largely upper class student body to perform well the rest of the top ten schools also fit this description. Opus Dei runs most though not all of them.

By contrast, the East generally embraced the fearful view that, as the Chilean sociologist Oswaldo Sunkel put it, integration into the international economy would lead to disintegration of the national economy. Many intellectuals shared this dark anti globalization vision, and policymakers in much of the East were not far behind.

Attended the First MERCOSUR and Chilean Seminar on Organized Crime Illegal Migration and Fraudulent Documentation , organized by the Argentine Federal Police and sponsored by the United States Embassy and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Worship, at the headquarters of the Central Police Department, Buenos Aires, 17 19 April 1996.

The Chilean economy has expanded, and no one with his or her heart in the right place can fail to celebrate that but this growth has little to do with the former president s policies. Even worse, the expansion is proving to be unsustainable, and Chileans will soon feel the consequences of Piñera s failure to carry out the pro growth reforms he once promised.

NEW YORK This year has witnessed a global wave of social and political turmoil and instability, with masses of people pouring into the real and virtual streets the Arab Spring riots in London Israel s middle class protests against high housing prices and an inflationary squeeze on living standards protesting Chilean students the destruction in Germany of the expensive cars of fat cats

First, a look at the numbers the president elect won the second round vote with only a slight popular majority (51.6 ), and will have fewer seats than the Concertación in the Senate. The rough balance of power that has characterized Chilean politics over the past 20 years will continue during Piñera s four year term only incremental, negotiated change will be possible.

First, clear and explicit human rights and democracy clauses should be included, along the lines of similar clauses in the Mexican and Chilean Economic Association treaties with the EU. Second, more specific provisions on labor, the environment, gender equality, and indigenous rights are needed, as well as anti trust, regulatory, and judicial reform provisions, for reasons both of principle and political expediency.

According to the Secretariat, additional requirements as a result of the changes with respect to the Swiss franc and the euro amount to 9.0 million and 3.4 million, respectively similar weakening of the exchange rate of the dollar to the Chilean peso, the Thai baht and the Kenyan shilling would result in additional requirements of 3.1 million, 1.1 million and 1.7 million, respectively.

In last year s college entrance examinations, 22 Institute students were nationally ranked far more than the nine who studied at the second most successful institution, an expensive private Catholic school run by the Church s conservative Opus Dei organization. The Instituto and its counterpart for young women, Liceo 1, have educated 18 Chilean Presidents and four of the last seven, including the incumbent, Michelle Bachelet.

One might expect that such schools would make a progressive leader like Bachelet proud not least because she herself attended one. Yet she has proposed a plan, recently approved by the Chilean Congress, that will upend the system, allowing the Instituto Nacional and two dozen other highly competitive public schools across Chile to select only 30 of their students through entrance exams, with the rest chosen by lottery.

On 6 April 2005, Seisa received a communication from Sabadell Atlántico Bank of Spain, informing it that the bank transfer issued by the latter on behalf of Seisa on 10 November 2004 to pay commercial transactions to one of its providers, Sur Continente, a Chilean national entity operating in the Bilbao Vizcaya Bank (BBVA) of Santiago de Chile, had been frozen. The transfer, which was blocked by the United States Department of the Treasury, amounted to 32,918.