As the Executive branch announces the reversal of the expropriation process concerning Colonia Dignidad's lands to implement reparative and memorial policies, the Third Chamber of the Court of Appeals affirms a conviction for covering up kidnappings in the same location.

If they want to open backpacks, then they should also uncover the financial secrecy that conceals organized crime. If they want to check backpacks, they should examine examples of world leaders, officials where the use of weapons, war rhetoric, and denialism that questions human rights are part of their ideological agenda.

According to Deputy Raúl Leiva from the Socialist Party, a member of the Security Commission of the Chamber who requested the Comptroller's inquiry, Minister Steinert may have overstepped her authority by demanding information about an ongoing criminal case.

Inspired by a true story, "Elephant Head" portrays a man grappling with a disease that progressively affects his memory, serving as a deep and delicate metaphor for memory and forgetfulness.

The political moment is ripe. Kast's government may further wear down, and quickly. This is a plausible scenario. However, the opportunity will be squandered if the left remains entangled in its internal squabbles.

Almost ten years after the events, on Thursday, April 2, at 10:00 AM, the Oral Criminal Court of Temuco will announce sentences for high-ranking Carabineros officials and a civilian, found guilty of public document forgery, obstruction of justice, and malicious use of a false public document. The session will be streamed live at www.poderjudicialtv.cl.

“They lied with a simple phrase: ‘there is no fund.’ There was a fund. What matters is not last year's snapshot, but the fund that existed when the minister justified the ‘fuel hike.’ That’s where the trap lies; they used a false excuse to hit families, and now they want to shift the debate to how the fund was generated. They are institutionalizing misinformation,” said Representative Manouchehri.

One week after the violent arrest of 24 community members and residents from the Púlpito area in Chonchi and Compu in Quellón, the local communities have maintained a peaceful roadblock to support and demand the release of their members, who face charges including theft of wood, organized crime, land usurpation, money laundering, and other related offenses.

Mapuche political prisoners connected to the 'Quilleco Case' are suffering serious health issues after 43 days of a liquid hunger strike, raising urgent questions about their treatment and legal proceedings.

Senator Fabiola Campillai has called out President José Antonio Kast for his inconsistency, pointing to the dismissal of a director amid cancer treatment while he supports pardons for convicted officials.