Google Earth mistakenly assigns village to Argentina, alarming the Chilean government | CACTOS

Because the satellite pictures of Google earch showed that a small village which was 1600 kilometers south to the capital of Chile, Santiago, was divided into the border of Argentina. This made the Chilean government dissatisfied, so it required Google to repair its earth geography search program to make the small village named after Chilean independence hero Bernardo O'Higgins return to its original position in Argentina.