Justice Minister Fernando Rabat stated that pardons for child rapists and human rights criminals "will depend on the circumstances." Human rights organizations marched against impunity, while users on social media labeled his remarks as "a shame."

Previously unreleased chats obtained by Reportea.cl reveal that Gabriel Zaliasnik, Chile's current ambassador to Israel, proposed cutting internet access, wiretapping opposition leaders, and utilizing reserved expenses to defend officials. He also arranged judicial appointments and coordinated payment of fees with Loreto Silva and Andrés Chadwick to defend General Mario Rozas.

Human rights organizations marched from Plaza Baquedano to La Moneda against pardons pushed by Kast's government. Senator Fabiola Campillai warned of an "offensive in favor of impunity" that includes human rights violators from the dictatorship and the social uprising.

The newly appointed rector emphasized that drastic measures are not off the table following a legal report commissioned to review the agreement with the private company.

Political analyst Matías Bosch has raised concerns about the rise of the "Donroe" doctrine in the region.

Amid the controversy surrounding José Kast's remarks about wetlands, the case of the Llantén wetland once again highlights the impacts of real estate development on urban ecosystems.

President Kast announced reforms to Indigenous Law to allow leasing and mortgaging of ancestral lands while altering consultation processes outlined in Convention 169, provoking widespread condemnation from various Indigenous communities. Mapuche leader Danko Mariman accuses a renewed attempt to "shift the boundaries" on territory, leading to increasing dissent.

Daniel Manouchehri's leadership stands as the most highly regarded among opposition figures, with 9.05% positive mentions, according to Datavoz. Additionally, the congressman has risen to the second position in the national ranking of positively viewed political leaders, as reflected in the Political Leadership Monitor.

The Guarantee Court in Temuco has revoked Juan Pablo Leonelli's house arrest, ordering his preventive detention following a DUI incident, missed a crucial hearing, and repeated prior violations as part of the Case Convenios, according to regional sources.

The upcoming Peruvian election on Sunday, June 7, 2026, transcends national borders. It is part of a broader struggle that spans Latin America and the world: a confrontation between democratic, popular, and sovereign projects on one side and the rise of authoritarian far-right currents looking to restore increasingly aggressive forms of neoliberalism, concentration of power, social exclusion, and restriction of rights.