Chile Expat and Travel Blog June Archive

Chileans Spot on Group H

06/25/10 07:14

Chile and Spain in among of the last matches on the group stage. Currently, Chileans is the probable winner of group H, winning their first 2 matches against Honduras and Switzerland, and has given them 6 points in the group stage.

Chile last match in the group stage would be against Spain which would be held at the Lotus Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria. The South American Team just needs a draw to advance in the group matches.

Link: Chileans think about their chances in Group H (world cu

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Chile's Victory to Unite the Country

Chile's participation in 2010 World Cup would be serving another purpose, as it would be uniting the country, bring hope and healing while they are in rebuilding mode.

Chile has won their first game against Honduras in the world cup. And this match would mean more than just a victory of the team and the country. Let's just see if they could repeat this against Switzerland on June 21.

Link: Chileans rally behind their World Cup team (world cup);

Jobs in Chile

If you planning to have a career on other lands, Chile have opportunities ahead

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The No-nos in Chile

Chile is not purely wonderland, there are also times and circumstances that you would hate it, staying in the country. One of our articles here show just that, some of the negative side of Chile, what not to do, and not to see.

This includes the tourist destination that you won't be enjoying that much in a season unlike what is being promoted in usual tourism promotion articles.

Learn more on the link below.

Link: What NOT To Do and What NOT to See In Chile (travel tip

Driest Places of Chile and the World

Chile is has one interesting geography. You can enjoy nice waters of their beaches, ski in the snowy mountain tops, enjoy their tropical sides. This country also has the world driest places.

An article from Total Chile that Atacam Desert i s one of the world's driest places. Though its located near the Pacific coast of South America beside the Andes range, it only receives 0.1 cm to no rainfall each year.

More about the Atacam Desert, on the link below.

Link: The Driest Desert in the World (climate); Chile Expat a