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Ethan Guo, a 20-year-old American, was detained in Chile for flying into Antarctic territory without proper authorization. He was held for two months, then released after agreeing to donate funds to a cancer charity and leaving the country. The incident highlights issues in international aviation law.
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Recent reports reveal that for the first time, more children aged 5-19 are obese than underweight, driven by ultra-processed foods and marketing. Data from UNICEF, WHO, and national surveys show rising obesity rates worldwide, with significant health risks and calls for policy action.
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The 2027 Rugby World Cup will feature 24 teams, with the draw scheduled for December 3. The tournament begins in Perth on October 1, ending in Sydney on November 13. The format includes a new knockout round, increasing opportunities for more nations to advance.
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Canada's Teck Resources faces challenges in its Quebrada Blanca mine amid a major takeover by Anglo. Meanwhile, a collapse at the Cerro de Maimón mine in the Dominican Republic trapped miners, though no injuries were reported. Both incidents highlight ongoing risks and industry shifts in mining.
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Copper futures on the London Metal Exchange reached a record $11,200 per metric ton, driven by supply disruptions and rising demand from energy and AI sectors. Major miners report lower output, with forecasts indicating a market deficit next year amid geopolitical and environmental challenges. The outlook remains bullish but cautious.
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Chile's presidential election is underway with eight candidates, including Jara, Kast, and Kaiser. Voters face a new mandatory voting law amid high abstention. Polls suggest a runoff on December 14, with the outcome potentially shifting Congress control for the first time since 1990.
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Chile's presidential race is heading to a December runoff after the first round saw left-wing candidate Jeannette Jara leading but likely to be overtaken by far-right candidate Jose Antonio Kast. Rising crime, immigration concerns, and polarized politics dominate the campaign, with Kast promising tough measures and a potential return to authoritarian policies.
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Five tourists from Mexico, Britain, and Germany died after a snowstorm and blizzard struck Torres del Paine National Park in Chile. Four others were rescued alive. The incident occurred during a challenging section of the popular 85-mile O Circuit. Authorities are investigating and working on repatriation amid severe weather conditions.
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Recent articles detail significant advances in space science, including the discovery of wide quasars, potential interstellar meteorites on Mars, and new insights into the moon's origins. These findings deepen our understanding of the universe and suggest ongoing exploration will reveal more surprises today, December 3, 2025.
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Ahead of Chile's December 14 presidential runoff, far-right candidate Kast has issued threats to deport undocumented migrants, prompting border closures and a surge of migrants into Peru. Peru's government has declared a state of emergency at the border amid growing tensions and migration flows.
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Chile will implement a law banning smartphone use during school hours starting in 2026, aligning with similar restrictions in countries like France and China. The legislation aims to improve student concentration and mental health, following years of lobbying by parents and teachers. The bill awaits presidential approval.