Chile (like Argentina and Great Britain) regards all of the Antarctic Peninsula and South Shetland Islands as part of that country's territory; however, the terms of the Antarctic Treaty allow Chile to colonize the Fildes Peninsula without overtly pursuing its territorial claims.
Chile (como Arxentina e Gran Bretaña) considera toda a Península Antártica e as Illas Shetland do Sur como parte do territorio do seu país; con todo, os términos do Tratado Antártico permiten a Chile colonizar a península de Fildes sen perseguir abertamente as súas demandas territoriais.