Spiniak was convicted in 2008 of sexual crimes against minors and served until 2013. His case sparked institutional upheaval in Chile.
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Venezuelan and Colombian governments postponed a scheduled Friday meeting between leaders at the international bridge, citing force majeure without elaborating.
Iran's sports minister cited the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and ongoing military conflict as reasons for the withdrawal from the tournament.
Iranian military struck a U.S. base in Bahrain and launched missiles at regional targets Saturday, with intercepted debris damaging buildings in Dubai and causing one death.
Israeli military pounded southern Beirut overnight, displacing thousands, as Iran's Revolutionary Guards fired weapons at Tel Aviv in escalating regional conflict.
Nepalis vote Thursday for a new parliament six months after September protests killed at least 77 people and ousted the previous administration.
Turkey's defense ministry said NATO intercepted a ballistic missile fired from Iran on Wednesday, with debris falling in the southern province of Hatay near Syria.
Iran's soccer federation president says the country cannot "look forward to the World Cup with hope" following military bombardment that killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
A direct hit on a residential area near Jerusalem left 28 others injured, marking Israel's highest casualty toll since the conflict began.
Iranian Revolutionary Guards said they struck the U.S. carrier with four ballistic missiles in the Gulf after Supreme Leader Khamenei's death; U.S. Central Command rejected the claim.
Israeli officials claim Khamenei's body was found in his residence after Saturday's joint US-Israeli attack. Iran's state media denies the report.
Joint U.S.-Israeli strikes targeted Iranian military sites Saturday as airspace closures disrupted regional air traffic and Iran vowed retaliation.
Spain's former king, in exile in Abu Dhabi since 2020, has expressed desire to return as declassified documents on the 1981 coup attempt revive discussion of his role.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un threatened to completely destroy South Korea during the Workers' Party congress, while signaling potential dialogue with the United States if it ends hostile policies.
The law reverses decades of government denials about holding political prisoners, following last month's U.S. military operation in Caracas.