Chile's President Gabriel Boric announced a major overhaul of his cabinet Tuesday after voters overwhelmingly rejected a new constitution that was key to his ambitious agenda.

Presidents Gabriel Boric Font and Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva Monday agreed on the importance of speeding up the construction of the bioceanic corridor. They made those remarks while appearing at ...

President Gabriel Boric delivered his final address to Chile's National Congress, beginning the last year of his term with just 22% approval amid political fragmentation, public security concerns ...

Chileans head to the polls on Sunday in a presidential primary for left-wing candidates, a contest thrown open by a late ...

Chile President Gabriel Boric said the nation’s gross domestic product will grow strongly next year now that the economy has stabilized, laying the groundwork for more investment and jobs.

Gabriel Boric, Chile's youngest ever leader, has had a rocky first few months as president. Now, he faces his biggest political challenge yet — a referendum for a new constitution.

Gabriel Boric climbs into the back of the gigantic black SUV waiting outside his house. It’s a cold morning in mid-August—winter in Santiago—and the Chilean President is enveloped in a ...

Chilean President Gabriel Boric Font joined the World Leaders Forum on Wednesday to discuss democracy in Latin America and touched on an array of pressing issues affecting Chile, South America, and ...

Boric was bringing out of the shadows the countless Chileans whose lives have been ransacked and neglected, reminding the cream of Chile’s ruling class that, as the poem says, “peace reigns ...

Read TIME’s interview with Chilean President Gabriel Boric ahead of the Sept. 4 referendum, where he discussed the new constitution and his vision for Chile.

Chilean President Gabriel Boric (center) attends the commemoration of the forty-seventh anniversary of the assassination of Orlando Letelier and Ronni Karpen Moffitt, in Washington, D.C, on ...

President Gabriel Boric delivered his final address to Chile's National Congress, beginning the last year of his term with just 22% approval amid political fragmentation, public security concerns ...