Does Chile have full sovereignty?

Chile belongs to the Republic of Chile (Spanish: Repú blica de Chile；; English: Republic of Chile), referred to as Chile. Located in the southwest of South America, at the western foot of the Andes. Bordering Argentina in the east, Peru and Bolivia in the north, the Pacific Ocean in the west and Antarctica across the sea in the south, it is the country with the narrowest terrain in the world, with a land area of 7567 15 square kilometers.

Chile is a multi-ethnic society, which means that the people of this country are composed of descendants of immigrants, Indians and mixed-race people from many countries. In Chile, 59% of the population consider themselves as descendants of white Europeans, 25% consider themselves as Mestizos (a hybrid of white Europeans and Indians), and the rest are African-Americans, Indians and other ethnic groups.

The whites in Chile are mainly descendants of Spanish colonists (mainly Spaniards, Andalusians and Basques) and immigrants from Portugal, Italy, Ireland, France, Greece, Germany, Britain, the Netherlands, Croatia, Russia, Poland, Hungary and other countries. Of course, these European nations and Arab descendants from the Middle East to Chile also have mixed blood.

Reference source of the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Chile