The German government has reversed its position and is no longer defending Israel in the genocide case regarding Gaza at the International Court of Justice (ICJ).

"It is a concept that is not legally defined, so its meaning must be discerned by those interpreting the norm. In that scenario, having a solid reconstruction of Bello's thought could provide a more grounded notion, less tentative, that could guide both doctrinal development and its application in judicial decisions," explained Patricio Lazo, the principal investigator of the Fondecyt project "Fraud Against the Law in the Thought of Andrés Bello: Reconstruction and Projection."

On Thursday, Iran launched an attack on the Haifa refinery, recognized as the largest and most crucial in Israel, supplying approximately 50% to 60% of the nation's fuel consumption.

The 4th Guarantee Court of Santiago has ordered preventive detention for former prosecutor Manuel Guerra, who faces serious allegations of corruption in connection with the Hermosilla case.

Daniel Manouchehri has been elected president of the Chamber of Deputies' Science and Technology Committee, emphasizing the importance of leveraging technology to enhance the lives of Chileans in the years to come.

Kast's attack on 43 environmental decrees has unleashed an offensive from hundreds of organizations, warning of profound setbacks in environmental protection and community rights.

Following coordinated military actions against Iran, President Donald Trump faces isolation as European nations decline to send ships to the Strait of Hormuz, underscoring that this conflict is viewed as a U.S. issue and not one for Europe.

In December 2025, the Superintendence of Higher Education filed charges against Universidad San Sebastián, scrutinizing payments made to notable political figures involved in questionable salaries and hiring practices.

The President of the Supreme Court, Gloria Ana Chevesich, expressed concerns that the 3% budget cut mandated by José Antonio Kast's administration may jeopardize the operational continuity of the Judiciary.

Union organizations asserted that Joaquín Cortez's education at the Pontifical Catholic University and the University of Chicago "is not an anecdotal detail but a clear signal of his ideological imprint, the same one that shaped the individual capitalization system imposed during the dictatorship and turned pensions into a business rather than a right."