The sinking of a vessel in Reloncaví results in six deaths, bringing the total fatalities in the sector in 2026 to eight. Ecoceanos highlights that Chile holds the world record for mortality in salmon farming, with 90 workers dead between 2013 and January 2026 due to substandard labor conditions.

During Kast's visit with Bukele, where they praised El Salvador's security model, the newspaper El País simultaneously published a report based on an SJH report revealing at least 470 deaths in prisons under the emergency regime (updated to at least 480 as of January 31), 94% of whom were non-gang members, including pastors, union leaders, and minors, highlighting patterns of violence and medical neglect. Additionally, it is estimated that the actual number of prison deaths could be as high as 1,300, with bodies...

FASTCHECK reveals that the Prosecutor's Office is investigating payments from lawyers of the Belaz Movitec consortium to Gonzalo Migueles, the partner of former Minister Ángela Vivanco, through a currency exchange house. The operations, amounting to $20,304 and $10,131, occurred days after rulings from the Supreme Court's Third Chamber that favored the consortium.

The Mayor of Puente Alto, Matías Toledo, confronted Gustavo Alessandri (Mayor of Zapallar and AMUCH President) for requesting the elected President to halt SLEP implementation "on behalf of all municipalities." In a video from The Clinic, Toledo labeled him "irresponsible" and highlighted the differing socioeconomic realities between their communities.

A report by Fundación Terram reveals that, despite an existing legal ban, large mining and fishing companies received $6.717 billion in state subsidies between 2004 and 2023. The investigation highlights a lack of oversight and discretionary criteria from the Treasury, benefiting groups with environmental and legal issues, undermining the original purpose of the law.

Hundreds marched in Concepción during a "National Mourning" event for the fires in Ñuble and Biobío. They denounced the forestry industry and the state as responsible, claiming that the disasters pave the way for projects like rare earth mining. They called for laws to protect territories and halt "transnational looting."

Hundreds marched in Concepción during a "National Mourning" for the wildfires in Ñuble and Biobío. They denounced the forestry industry and the State as responsible, accusing that the disasters pave the way for projects like rare earth mining. They demanded laws to protect territories and halt "transnational looting."

An international report reveals that the 2016 murder of Berta Cáceres was financed with misappropriated funds from loans by the BCIE and FMO to the company DESA. Experts point to the accountability of business leaders and former military personnel, the obstruction of Honduran justice, and the impunity of a primary suspect, Daniel Atala, who remains at large.

In a recent piece published by CIPER Chile, journalist Natalia Figueroa critiques the media coverage of the Julia Chuñil case, labeling it biased and lacking historical context regarding judicial injustices faced by the Mapuche people. She warns against the construction of a skewed 'public truth' that precedes and conditions the actual judicial process.

SalmonChile has appointed Patricio Melero, a former UDI congressman for 31 years and a minister during Sebastián Piñera's administration, as its president. Subject to scrutiny from human rights organizations, Melero now takes leadership as the industry faces serious allegations of overproduction, operations in protected areas, pollution, and escalating conflicts with coastal and indigenous communities.