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Kast Appoints New Ambassadors: Former Parliamentarians Luz Ebensperger and Issa Kort Among the Elected

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Through a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that the President of the Republic, José Antonio Kast, appointed new ambassadors. A list that includes not only career diplomats, but also ex-parliamentaries. Thus, in the officialization of the new positions are former senator Luz Ebensperger in Uruguay and former deputy Issa Kort in Brazil.The list is completed by Jorge Sandrock, in Germany; Raúl Sanhueza, in France; Hernán Brantes,…

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Through a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that the President of the Republic, José Antonio Kast, appointed new ambassadors. A list that includes not only career diplomats, but also ex-parliamentaries. Thus, in the officialization of the new positions are former senator Luz Ebensperger in Uruguay and former deputy Issa Kort in Brazil.The list is completed by Jorge Sandrock, in Germany; Raúl Sanhueza, in France; Hernán Brantes,…

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President José Antonio Kast appointed new ambassadors in Brazil, Germany, France, Uruguay, Paraguay and Costa Rica. Among those appointed are former senator UDI Luz Ebensperger and former deputy Issa Kort.

The President appointed new ambassadors in Brazil, Germany, France, Uruguay, Paraguay and Costa Rica. All the new authorities have already received their respective approvals.

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pnt.cl broke the news on Monday, May 4, 2026.
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