"There's nothing. There's no cash. No money. Nothing," said Jose Luis Orlandini, who was eating in downtown Santiago when the outage hit. The interior ministry said it was deploying the armed ...

Overall no major inconveniences happened, although “minority groups were involved in rioting and some looting” in downtown Santiago. From the very beginning the traditional march in the ...

Tens of thousands of people gathered in Plaza de Italia, the epicenter of the unrest over economic inequality and other woes, and tried to march on the presidential palace in downtown Santiago.

Jose Luis Orlandini, who was eating in downtown Santiago when the outage hit, said: ‘There’s nothing. There’s no cash. No money. Nothing.’ Footage from around the country showed passengers ...

You can opt to hop on a shared minivan transfer to downtown Santiago outside the arrivals area, or wait for a TurBus or Centropuerto bus, which travel between the airport and the city center.

The trip to the Tres Valles resorts takes up to 90 minutes from downtown Santiago, depending on traffic, though you can base yourself in the posh Lo Barnechea neighborhood to cut about 30 minutes ...

The Santiago metro, which transports millions of passengers, was closed and passengers were evacuated from stalled trains. “There’s nothing. There’s no cash. No money. Nothing,” said Jose Luis ...