The Latest Breaking News from Santiago

Electric buses (e-buses) represent a turning point in sustainable urban transport. Cities across the world, from Los Angeles to Santiago, are embracing them as part of their zero-emission transit programs. But as with any new technology, challenges arise. One of the most pressing concerns is how potential collision rates could…

A liquefied gas truck explosion on a highway in Santiago, Chile, resulted in at least four fatalities and 17 injuries. The blast, which occurred in the Renca district, sent a large gas cloud across the highway and damaged numerous vehicles. President Gabriel Boric confirmed government teams are assisting affected populations…

Fifty years ago on November 25 1975, military intelligence officers from Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay gathered in the Chilean capital of Santiago to set up what they called the “Condor System”.

Jeannette Jara of Chile's Communist Party leads narrowly against far-right candidate José Antonio Kast after the first presidential election round, with a runoff set for 14 December.

Ignacia Fernández, singer of Santiago death metal band Decessus, has gone viral after bringing heavy music to Chilean airwaves

Mina Sato of Japan repeats with Women's Keirin world victory ahead of Great Britain's Emma Finucane

Anna Morris strikes gold in individual pursuit for Team GB, while Albert Torres seals emotional victory in omnium for Spain

Josh Tarling and Josh Charlton won GB’s first two gold medals of the week in Santiago

Golf Monthly's Fergus Bisset looks back on his favourite memories through 15 years of attending the Asia Pacific Amateur Championship