The Mapuche pewenche community of Lob Rgaliko reports a violent eviction on April 23 in Alto Biobío, during which the Chilean state, alongside special forces, set fire to their rukas and destroyed their property. They label this act a crime against humanity and an act of genocide, linked to landowners and the Kast government, while pledging firm resistance.

Amnesty International warns that the foundations of human rights are being dismantled. The 2025-2026 Report documents global violations, the coordinated advance of anti-rights movements, and highlights significant debts in truth and justice for the social upheaval in Chile, alerting against pardons for convicted agents. Additionally, Rodrigo Bustos emphasizes that the cancellation of the Amnesty Law and the lifting of Valech secrecy are unresolved debts.

LIBERA is a foundation committed to preventing and combating human trafficking and slavery in all its forms, advocating for freedom and human dignity in Chile, Latin America, and globally. As a member of the Chilean Civil Society Platform on Human Rights and Business, it filed formal comments to the USTR concerning an investigation involving 60 economies, including Chile, for failing to effectively prohibit the importation of goods produced with forced labor.

The Kast government has signed agreements with the U.S. that allow FBI access to the PDI and facilitate the exploitation of Chilean rare earths, aligning with Trump's regional strategy. Analysts warn of sovereignty concessions and unclear benefits for Chile, as Washington strengthens control over critical minerals like lithium and cobalt.

Kast's Government has acknowledged financing the Elect President's Office (OPE) with public funds, after previously denying it. Concurrently, the President admitted an "error" regarding a private lunch at La Moneda with 70 former colleagues, using state personnel, which also constitutes a misuse of taxpayer resources. The Comptroller's Office is investigating both cases for potential ethical violations.

After two discussion rounds and mediation from the Labor Inspection, Foundation Tierra de Esperanza rejected all union demands, which, according to the leaders, represented minimal improvements in light of the precarious conditions they face.

Ernie Dosio was the owner of Pacific AgriLands vineyard in California and had decades of experience hunting elephants, leopards, rhinoceroses, buffalo, and lions throughout Africa, while in the United States, he had hunted nearly every species of wild deer.

The situation has persisted for decades, also impacting the Lo Herrera Primary Health Care Center (CECOSF) and facilities such as the Rayén daycare and Las Nieves primary school.

Opposition parliamentarians stated, "It is essential for the Chamber of Deputies to be timely informed about the criteria guiding these decisions, as well as their potential effects on the citizenry."

Prior to the crash, the involved individuals—all Carabineros—had visited a nightclub where the owner reported them for refusing to pay the bill, which prompted other officers to intervene and subsequently allow them to leave. The accident's victim was a 20-year-old woman who was a passenger in an Uber vehicle.