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She couldn’t stop thinking about the man she’d glimpsed when her ship visited a remote island. Then he wrote her a letter
When Alfredo Ovalle and Paula Susarte crossed paths in the Chilean fishing village of Melinka in 1986, they never exchanged a word. In the days, weeks and months that followed, they kept thinking ...
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She couldn’t stop thinking about the man she’d glimpsed when her ship visited a remote island. Then he wrote her a letter
Stunningly picturesque, sparsely populated and surrounded by water, Melinka was beautiful, but Alfredo, who’d moved south from his home city of Santiago, Chile earlier in 1986, found island life ...
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Water and glaciers: UNESCO in Chile promotes a global commitment to tackle the climate crisis
On 19 March, the Central House of the University of Chile hosted the commemoration of World Water Day, in a ceremony organised by the National Committee for the Intergovernmental Hydrological ...
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She couldn’t stop thinking about the man she’d glimpsed when her ship visited a remote island. Then he wrote her a letter
(CNN) — The first time Alfredo Ovalle and Paula Susarte crossed paths, they never exchanged a word. But both left the encounter feeling changed, certain the moment was significant. “Something ...
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The big question: Why don't more Australians go to South America?
Machu Picchu, Iguazu Falls, the Amazon rainforest - South America is home to some of the world's most celebrated manmade and natural wonders, yet Australians make up just 1.1 per cent of total ...
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The 25 ultimate sights (and sites) in South America
See visitbrasil.com Valparaiso, Chile Forget business-like Santiago; when you land in Chile ... Argentina Spectrums of blue at the Perito Moreno Glacier.Credit: iStock Perito Moreno isn’t ...