The mayor of Santiago is mentioned in chats between former Supreme Court judge Angela Vivanco and lawyer Luis Hermosilla, revealed in the context of the so-called "Audio Case."

Movilh reminded that such verbal assaults outright violate the Zamudio Law, which prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity. Additionally, it contravenes Article 2 of Law 19.496, which establishes that consumers have the right not to be subjected to arbitrary discrimination by goods and services providers, referring to the fact that the couple had previously purchased cigarettes at the same gas station.

In a letter, 26 Chilean legislators stressed the importance of recognizing Cuba's solidarity contributions in medicine, education, and the arts. They called on the international community and the Chilean government to act responsibly and promote multilateral efforts to halt measures that violate international law.

This play is the culmination of an artistic and communal process involving fifteen senior citizens from the El Laurel neighborhood, members of the company Memoria 21, who have dedicated months to portraying their memories, emotions, and experiences related to the largest earthquake ever recorded in human history.

Cochilco has raised its copper price forecasts, projecting an increase to US$4.95 per pound in 2026 and US$5.00 in 2027, due to ongoing metal scarcity and unstable supply conditions.

The Judiciary confirmed the definitive dismissal of Hassan Akram following two defamation lawsuits filed by Claudio Crespo.

The Chilean Association of Relatives of Political Executions has voiced strong condemnation of President Trump's recent executive order against Cuba, expressing deep concern over its implications for international law and the suffering of the Cuban people.

A historic ruling by the Third Civil Oral Court in Santiago mandates Scotiabank to pay over $1 billion to 61,546 consumers affected by unlawful practices, emphasizing the importance of consumer rights protection.

The Supreme Court's decision closed the annulment, solidifying Fuente-Alba's acquittal on money laundering charges. The reaction was swift: Mauricio Daza held prosecutor José Morales, nicknamed 'the grave digger,' accountable.

"Route 7 is an endeavor that engages the State as a whole, involving every government regardless of its political affiliation, and connects with a long-term plan. We must set ambitious goals, which include connecting Chile through Chile. Therefore, projects of this magnitude must be conceived and executed with a long-term vision, considering future generations," declared the President from the southernmost tip of the country.