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Chile
Cecilia Vicuña: ‘Democracy allowed a teenager like me to be free. When that was removed, it was like the end of the world’
The renowned Chilean artist, whose first Irish solo show is at Imma, on the inspiration for her work
Norwegian billionaire left to rue Mainstream Renewable deal as losses hit €1.2bn
Fisherman-turned-industrial tycoon Kjell Inge Roekke will now have to hold Irish company tighter under his wider empire
‘Go back to your own country’: Immigrants in Dublin tell of regular racist abuse
Some believe those with racist views are emboldened by what they see as changing political mood
Bolivia the latest South American country to lurch right as fed-up voters reject ruling socialists
Economic collapse and left-wing political infighting help Christian Democrat to surprise victory in presidential vote
Three of five trapped workers found dead in Chile copper mine
Codelco discovered the first trapped worker on Saturday and another two early on Sunday
My Name is Emilia del Valle: A lighthearted and comical late-Victorian adventure
Unusually, Isabel Allende’s latest novel focuses not on the fantastical but on actual people, places and events
Philippe Sands: ‘The legal order that was created in 1945 is now being challenged around the world’
The Brexit-disdaining, Irish-reunification supporting Anglo-French litigator is coming to Ireland in June
38 Londres Street by Philippe Sands: The parallel stories of mass murderers
Senior Nazi Walther Rauff and Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet’s lives were linked by brutality, death and the evasion of justice
Don’t overlook Chile when it comes to premium wine
The Irish love Chilean wines – Ireland’s biggest seller – but we prefer to pay less for it
Humpback whale swallows and then spits out kayaker off Chile coast
‘I went under and thought I had been swallowed’ says Adrian Simancas
Land Power: How ownership of the ground beneath our feet can mould our destiny and even embed racial and gendered inequalities
Michael Albertus draws upon 15 years of research and fieldwork in his examination of land-holding across the world from the 17th century onwards
Fiction in translation: Alejandro Zambra rescues fatherhood from the box-ticking dutifulness of parenting manuals
Reviews of works by Alejandro Zambra, Toon Tellegen, Gaëlle Bélem and the Marquis de Sade
Latin America’s female new wave finds its voice
Political and social turmoil provide the backdrop to themes of violence and identity for this burgeoning generation of writers
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