by Barinia Montoya on 20 March 2020 | Translated by Theo Bradford

Mongabay Latam joined an expedition to the Francisco Coloane Marine Park near the southern tip of Chile, where the humpback whale population has risen dramatically — from 40 individuals in 2003 to 190 in...

Former Vice-President Anglo Chilean Society.

1928-2020

For those members who are not already aware it is with great sadness that we can report the death of our Vice - President Lord Montgomery. He was a great friend and supporter of our Society having spent some time wor...

The premium pisco tasting was attended by 75 members and guests. The event held at St Peter's Church in Belgravia aimed to inform the society of the latest developments in both the Chilean and Peruvian premium Pisco markets.  In the Chairman's opening remarks, Alasdair...

Comparative tasting wins, top scores from wine critics, and French distribution models, have ensured that ‘Chile has entered the club of world class wines’, according to Eduardo Chadwick, president of Viña Errázuriz.

Addressing a group of 30 Masters of Wine on a tour of...

SANTIAGO – Volunteers joined together to plant 15,000 trees on Renca Hill, Santiago, on Dec. 6.  The activity was part of the environmental awareness initiative #6D, which created a global chain of action against climate change. Talking about the event, Chile’s Nationa...

Chilean guitarist Emmanuel Sowicz gave a sparkling recital on Saturday evening at the London Guitar Festival at Kings Place Hall. He included the world premiere of a piece entitled "Chilean Fantasy on Traditional English Melodies", which the Alan Macdonald Endowment of...

A blue plaque has been commissioned to remember the forgotten Robledo brothers, who are the first South Americans to play professional football in Britain.

George and Ted moved to Barnsley in 1932 and became integral members of the Newcastle United team which won 2 succ...

SANTIAGO – Chilean doctor Veronique Thouvenot made the “BBC 100 Women 2019” list, published Oct. 16. Thouvenot, who works in new technologies to help pregnant women, takes her place on the list of “inspiring and influential women from around the world for 2019.”

The Chi...

1. Santiago city stay

With grand 19th-century buildings, elegant parks and a strong cultural scene, Chile’s capital Santiago has some of South America’s best museums, restaurants and boutique hotels. Highlights include the Museo Chileno de Arte Precolombino for exhibits...

The Falkland Islands Government and the British Embassies in Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Uruguay announce the winners of the 2019/2020 student competition to visit the Falkland Islands.

The Falkland Islands Government and the British Embassies in Brazil, Argentina, Uru...

Patagonia’s dramatic wildernesses are opening up to visitors, but the growth in tourism will be married to conservation and locals’ needs, says the woman behind the project.

The pioneering conservationist behind the world’s most ambitious rewilding project has revealed...

On Thursday 26 September the Anglo Chilean Society organised a private guided tour focused on Chilean flora at Chelsea Physic Garden and it was a worthwhile event and both interesting and amusing. 

Valerie our guide showed us Chilean plants such as Aloysia Citriodora (...

Signature of memorandum of understanding on cyber security between the UK and Chile was one of the main outcomes of this year’s business summit.

The strong relationship between the UK and Chile was once again stressed by the presence of over 500 investors and business p...

A road trip along Chile’s new Route of Parks takes travellers to the ends of earth. The brainchild of a visionary conservationist, this is a journey that snakes through 17 national parks, showcasing one of our planet’s most extensive wild frontiers.

During his five-year...

The 'fiestas patrias' (literally “patriotic parties”) are a time for all Chileans to gather together and celebrate their country, culture, and independence.

On September 18, 1810, Chile broke from Spanish rule, declaring their independence (although they still were theo...