Chile has reopened its borders to international visitors, ending an eight-month travel ban imposed by the government.
President Sebastián Piñera said it was part of a step-by-step plan for opening up the country.
International travelers can now fly into the capital, Santiago, but must show a recent negative coronavirus test and agree to be tracked for two weeks via an app.
Local restrictions are still in place and Chile will remain under a night-time curfew until mid-December.
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