Business● Low1h ago · Nov 9, 2026, 12:16 PM
Iris Fontbona, the woman who went from living away from the spotlight to inheriting Andrónico Luksic's empire and becoming the richest woman in Chile
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The widow took over one of Latin America's largest fortunes. The family's assets are distributed among mining, banking, beverages, energy, transportation, and port operations.
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