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Iquique

American  
[ee-kee-ke] / iˈki kɛ /

noun

  1. a seaport in N Chile.


Iquique British  
/ iˈkike /

noun

  1. a port in N Chile: oil refineries. Pop: 243 000 (2005 est)

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The party line, if pulled over by the police is that we're "just a group of friends running from Iquique to San Pedro de Atacama".

From BBC

It's 4am in late November in the Chilean beach city of Iquique.

From BBC

Photos showed protesters, many carrying Chilean flags, breaking up tent structures and bedding in the northern city of Iquique and putting it into a big pile, an echo of angry protests in September last year when camps were burned.

From Reuters

Some of the migrants walk further after crossing the border and make it to the city of Iquique.

From Seattle Times

"Kast is the only one who offers clear solutions," said Melitza Lopez, 34, a nurse from the northern port city of Iquique.

From Reuters