According to the Chilean law, protection is provided to Chilean right holders and foreigners domiciled in Chile. Foreign right holders not domiciled in Chile enjoy protection only insofar as Chile is bound by obligations arising from international treaties to which it is a party.Chile is a party to the Berne Convention since June 5, 1970 and the Paris Act since July 10, 1975. Chile ratified the WIPO Copyright Treaty and the WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty on April 11, 2001.As a member of the WTO,  Chile is also a party to the TRIPS Agreement.  Chile notified certain derogations under the WPPT, see:  http://www.wipo.int/treaties/en/notifications/wppt/treaty_wppt_44.html