Bachelet forces out her Cabinet as Chilean political crisis deepens
Controversies surrounding her son and the interior minister lower president's popularity
New Chilean corruption scandal ensnares Pinochet’s son-in-law
Tax auditors suspect firm’s false billing scheme was an illegal political financing operation
Chile’s Bachelet battered by son’s questionable real estate dealings
Government officials have failed to contain the scandal, which has hit the president hard
Prosecutor wants two powerful Chilean businessmen held in custody
Penta Group owners accused of paying off politicians to avoid handing over millions in tax
Chile reforms Pinochet’s voting system
Parliament passes historic changes aimed at improving representation for minority parties
Chile’s President Bachelet embroiled in campaign finance scandal
Local media say foreign nationals participated in fundraiser held on yacht in New York
Chile’s President Bachelet to revoke dictatorship amnesty law
Human rights groups celebrate decision but conservatives say it will only reopen old wounds
Chile’s business sector blames the economic slowdown on reforms
President Michelle Bachelet rejects claims and says deep change is needed to end inequality
The complicated journey of Bachelet’s flagship reforms
Chile’s administration will have to fight various sectors to build consensus around its plans
The Chilean president’s right-hand man
Rodrigo Peñailillo has become Michelle Bachelet’s trusted aide and most powerful minister
Chile to contest UN court’s jurisdiction in dispute with Bolivia over sea access
Evo Morales’ government brought longstanding row before International Court of Justice last year
Raging fires in Chile leave a dozen dead
More than 2,000 homes have been destroyed in a sweeping blaze that overtook Valparaíso
Powerful 8.2-magnitude earthquake triggers tsunami warnings in Chile
More than 900,000 people evacuated along the coast
Bachelet fails to win in first round of voting in Chile’s presidential race
Former president will face runoff with Piñera’s former labor minister
Chile’s most polarized election campaign since Pinochet comes to a close
This Sunday's polls will define the future development model of the country
Autopsy results confirm Chilean poet Neruda died of cancer
The Communist Party and family members of the writer remain convinced that he did not die of natural causes
Chilean election set to mark low for conservatives
Bachelet expected to win the presidency for the second time
Chile’s conservative coalition finds itself divided over presidential contender
Sudden resignation of candidate due to depression sparks internal discontent
Former President Bachelet sweeps up in opposition primaries
Chileans are slated to elect a new leader in November
Chile’s Communists make comeback with support for Michelle Bachelet
Party has not backed a candidate since Allende in the 1970s
Bachelet keeps Chileans guessing on turn to the left
One month away from presidential primaries, former leader giving nothing away on program
Pablo Neruda will finally have his last word
A group of forensic experts are to exhume the poet’s body to clear up suspicions over whether the Pinochet government murdered the Nobel Prize winner in 1973
Judge orders exhumation of Chilean poet Neruda’s remains
Former driver claims Nobel Prize winner was murdered
EU gets reluctant pledge from region's leaders to respect foreign investors
"I am again battling for my health," says Chávez in a letter to summit attendees
Indigenous violence flares up in Chile after murders of landowners
Mapuche communities demand return of sacred ancestral lands in Araucanía
Chile asks Washington to extradite Florida car dealer for singer's murder
Víctor Jara was shot 44 times at the national stadium days after 1973 coup
Allende’s granddaughter elected mayor of Santiago borough
Socialist politician carries on the late president's legacy in Chile