By nkulande on Apr 28, 2003 in Chile | Comments Off on The Cost of the Conflict
In last March, Chile – being a member of the Security Council of the United Nations – gave its vote against the American intervention in Iraq, the country clearly voted against war, but not against the United States. Apparently the position of my country surprised many due to the bilateral interests at the time. When […]
By nkulande on Mar 3, 2003 in Chile | Comments Off on Death Penalty
Claudia Mancilla As a country that has left behind the atrocities of the military regimen, the only ethically valid way was to abolish the death penalty and replace it with life imprisonment. So, by means of the Law 19.734, on April 03 of 2001 Chile eliminated the death penalty of its legal code. There are […]
By nkulande on Feb 24, 2003 in Chile | Comments Off on Astronomy in Chile
Claudia Mancilla The development of the astronomy program in Chile is a great challenge since it is here where unique findings can be obtained due to the quality of the observatories placed in the north of the country, the most modern ones in the world: Inter-American Observatory of Cerro Tololo, La Silla, Las Campanas, Paranal, […]
By nkulande on Feb 14, 2003 in Chile | Comments Off on …About love in times of war
It is kind of difficult to write an article about Saint Valentine’s Day taking into account the reality of the world. Besides, trying to look for some information about the topic on Chilean newspapers, I couldn’t find much, just the typical virtual greeting cards, and “buy flowers for her” and things of that kind.
By nkulande on Jan 20, 2003 in Chile | Comments Off on Introduction:
Hi, I’m a Spanish Language Assistant from Chile, my name is Claudia Mancilla and I will begin this introduction talking about my country. Located along the Pacific Coast of South America and the Andes Range Mountains, Chile is a long and narrow country that borders Peru and Bolivia in the north and Argentina in the […]