The investigative outlet Ciper Chile has released a 33-page report prepared by the National Search Plan, submitted in late February to Judge Paola Plaza of the Court of Appeals in Santiago. The document includes testimonies from retired police officers, civilians, records from the Legal Medical Service, and aerial images captured by the Air Force in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, as well as completed judicial investigations.

Carlos Fernández de Cossío reiterated that "the Cuban Government's consistent position is a willingness to engage in dialogue with the U.S., something that will not change despite the increase in hostilities from Washington. We see no other way to address our differences," he stated during a press conference.

The Regional Governor denounced that the Executive has halted the contract for railway connectivity, labeling the action as a blow to decentralization and sustainable mobility after 30 years of waiting.

René Saffirio emphasized that this plan includes over 40 concrete measures aimed at reducing 70 tons of phosphate within 15 years, asserting that "delaying its implementation is not only an unacceptable environmental risk but also directly impacts tourism, employment, and the quality of life for thousands of families."

In an interview with El Ciudadano, the attorney representing Romario Veloz's mother warned that a possible pardon for former Army Captain José Faúndez—convicted for the young man's death during the social upheaval—could result in a form of impunity.

The Frente Amplio legislator also officially requested the Superintendence for details regarding the formulation of charges and the facts under investigation in the case of Universidad San Sebastián, where, notably, former Education Minister Marcela Cubillos and former prosecutor Manuel Guerra, currently in preventive detention for the "Hermosilla Case," are also implicated in the irregular payments.

Javier Milei's approval ratings have plummeted amid the ongoing $LIBRA cryptocurrency scandal that has resulted in substantial financial losses for investors, with disapproval ratings nearing 60%.

José Antonio Kast has removed lawyer Álvaro Morales Marileo from the national directorate of the National Corporation for Indigenous Development (Conadi) after he declined the president's order to halt ongoing land purchase processes.

The recent Israeli strike on South Pars, the Iranian section of the world's largest natural gas field, has heightened tensions in the Middle East and ignited fears of a potential global energy conflict.

Mauricio Hernández Norambuena has filed a lawsuit against ministers Mario Carroza, Guillermo de la Barra, and attorney Luis Hermosilla, accusing them of misconduct, bribery, and breach of confidentiality for decisions that, according to his defense, unlawfully extended his prison stay.