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Iquique · IquiqueNational Customs Service inspectors seized more than $1 million worth of counterfeit sneakers in the port of Iquique. These are high-end imitations that intended to enter the Chilean and Bolivian markets.See the Story
“Adidas Bad Bunny” and Nike: Seize more than 1 million dollars worth of counterfeit sneakers in Iquique
Iquique · IquiqueThe incident occurred when a group of unknown persons aboard a vehicle opened fire on the victim. A woman passing by was injured.See the Story
19-year-old boy died after being shot in Playa Cavancha in Iquique: Government announced criminal complaint
Iquique · IquiqueThe northern mayor, Mauricio Soria, announced that the public auction will take place next Saturday, December 17.See the Story
Mayor of Iquique confirms massive auction of abandoned cars to prevent the collapse of the city's parking lot
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Earthquake · IquiqueEarthquake was strongly perceived in the city of Iquique, mainly in high-rise buildings. There are no damages or damages. The SHOA ruled out the possibility of a tsunami.See the Story
Earthquake 4.7 degrees is recorded in the Tarapacá region
Iquique · IquiqueThe short film that seeks to be nominated for the 95th edition of the Oscars was shot inside Iquique, the hometown of Katherina Harder, its director. The audiovisual work addresses the drought and abandonment of the Pachica community and will be watched by the members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences of the United States, along with 200 other films from different parts of the world.See the Story
Estrellas del Desierto, the Chilean short film about drought in the north, qualifies in the race for the Oscar Awards
Iquique · IquiqueIn the midst of a confusing incident, Carabineros de Iquique arrested a military officer for his alleged refusal to show identification. Police institution conducted an internal administrative investigation.See the Story
Military man arrested after confusing incident in Iquique: he would have refused to hand over his identification
Real Estate · IquiqueIn November 2022, the first residents moved into the Life Tower, the newest tall building in the skyline of Iquique, Chile, in Northern Chile. PENETRON ADMIX, a concrete waterproofing admixture, was used for all below-grade concrete structures, including the retaining walls of the five-floor underground parking garage and foundation slab.See the Story
New Residential Tower Treated with Penetron Technology Helps Bolster Iquique City Skyline in Chile
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Iquique · IquiqueThe accused left the girl alone in one room to go use drugs, according to witnesses.See the Story
Due to abandonment: preventive detention for mother of an infant who died in a fire in Iquique
Iquique · IquiqueA 17-year-old teenager was arrested in Iquique after being caught driving a custom vehicle for theft. Before being apprehended by the Carabineros, he staged a swift chase that ended with his overthrow.See the Story
It ended up tipping over: the swift chase of a 17-year-old teenager accused of reception in Iquique
Iquique · IquiqueA Czech delegation visited Zofri and met with executives. Apart from confirming that it is a “very good location” for them, in Iquique they welcome the benefits this would bring: for example, preventing materials from reaching illegal landfills, but rather giving them a new use in mining, construction or agriculture, as planned by Retex.See the Story
