Latter-day Saints in Chile reflect on stories of faith and dedicated service as the Church commemorates 100 years in South America.

Santiago de Chile has the highest skyscraper in South America: the Gran Torre Costanera reached this condition when it surpassed the 300 metres height. The 107.125 square metres block has been ...

La Araucanía, south of capital Santiago, has faced a wave of forest fires that have spread rapidly due to high temperatures, ...

Only Buenos Aires and Santiago figure ahead of the Uruguayan capital in positions 62 and 63 as the most liveable cities in South America. Among the world’s top ten Melbourne displaced Vancouver ...

The 62-story Gran Torre Santiago is the tallest building in South America, looming large over the city from the high-rise "Sanhattan" district. At the very top is Sky Costanera, a panoramic ...

Like its South American peers, Santiago's popular restaurants source fresh, local ingredients. Here, you can savor Chilean specialties like machas a la parmesana (razor clams layered with cheese ...

Paul McCartney, the former Beatle, attended Yom Kippur services on Saturday with his Jewish wife in Santiago, Chile. He had performed a solo concert there on Friday night, the beginning of the ...

The first Para South American Games were held in Santiago, Chile, in March 2014, with 583 athletes from eight countries competing across six sports for five days. The host nation had the largest ...

Santiago Pérez is the deputy editor for Latin America, based in Mexico City. He helps coordinate regional coverage and writes about political, social and economic trends shaping Latin America ...