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7 Jan
The number of athletes who follow plant-based diets has grown in recent years, but a decade since Veganuary began, what is life like for Pablo Nunez, one of South America’s leading vegan athletes?
20 Dec
A previous draft that was written up by a left-wing-dominated committee was rejected in 2022. The new draft, penned by the far-right opposition, was also voted down.
31 Aug 2023
A process has begun to try and determine what happened to those who disappeared during dictator Augusto Pinochet's brutal regime 50 years ago.

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