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  • President of Chile Sebastian Piñera and President Barack Obama (White House)

    President Obama and President Piñera

    President Piñera’s outstanding leadership has continued and enhanced this process, and he and I have had an excellent relationship in a number of multilateral settings.

  • President of Chile Sebastian Piñera met in Washington, D.C. with Secretary of State John Kerry on June 3, 2013 (Dept. of State photo)

    Kerry and Piñera Elevate Bilateral Engagement

    U.S. Secretary of State Kerry and President of Chile Piñera met June 3 in Washington, DC to discuss issues of mutual interest including the promotion of economic growth and development.

  • President Obama delivering his speech (White House)

    President Obama's Speech on Counterterrorism

    At the National Defense University, President Obama laid out the framework for U.S. counterterrorism strategy as we wind down the war in Afghanistan.

  • Ambassador Alejandro Wolff (right) and EPSA General Manager Aldo Signorello sign the grant for the feasilibity study (US Embassy)

    Support to Intermodal Corridor in Chile

    The US Trade and Development Agency awarded Empresa Portuaria San Antonio EPSA a grant to support a feasibility study for the implementation of a San Antonio- Santiago Intermodal Corridor.

  • Planet Earth sorrounded by religious faith symbols (Robert Balazik/Shutterstock)

    U.S. delivers Religious Freedom Report

    Attacks on religious freedom are both a moral and a strategic national security concern for the United States, says U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry.

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