Only  Chilean  nationals  may  be  presidents,  administrators,  or legal  representatives  of  the  juridical  person  of  a  written  social  communication  media  such  as newspapers, magazines, or regularly published texts whose publishing address is located in Chile. The legally responsible director and the director’s substitute must be Chilean with domicile and residence in Chile, unless the social communication medium uses a language other than Spanish.
"Article 2.- For all legal purposes, social communication media are those capable of transmitting, disclosing, disseminating or propagating, in a stable and periodic manner, texts, sounds or images intended for the public, whatever the medium or instrument used.
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Article 9.- In cases where the law allows the owner of a social communication medium to be a natural person, he or she must have a domicile in the country and must not have been convicted of a crime that deserves an afflictive penalty. In the case of legal persons, they must have domicile in Chile and be incorporated in the country or have an agency authorized to operate in the national territory. Its president and its administrators or legal representatives must be Chilean and not have been convicted of an offense that deserves an afflictive penalty.
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Article 10.- The media must have a responsible director and at least one person to replace him.
The director and those who replace him must be Chilean, have domicile and residence in the country, have no jurisdiction, be in full enjoyment of their civil and political rights, not have been convicted of a crime that deserves an afflictive penalty and, in the last two years , not have been convicted as perpetrators of repeated crimes or as repeat offenders in crimes punishable by this law. [...]
Chilean nationality will not be required if the social communication medium uses a language other than Spanish.[...]" (Law 19.733 on the Freedoms of Opinion and Information and the Practice of Journalism (4 June 2001), last amended on 23 December 2013, Articles 2, 9 and 10 [google translation])
Law 19.733 on the Freedoms of Opinion and Information and the Practice of Journalism (4 June 2001), last amended on 23 December 2013, Articles 2, 9 and 10
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