The ruling highlighted that the Las Salinas remediation project generates significant concern among local residents due to the presence of contaminants and potential exposure risks. Therefore, it reaffirmed that effective citizen participation in the associated activities is of special importance.

The previous government's refusal led by Gabriel Boric to receive Ambassador Mohamed Zrug not only broke a historical practice of political and diplomatic dialogue but also revealed a concerning alignment with Moroccan policies of blocking and excluding Sahrawi representation. This is particularly serious considering that the Polisario Front is recognized by the United Nations as the legitimate representative of the Sahrawi people in the unfinished decolonization process of Western Sahara.

Amt'añ thaki - Pathways of Memory is the name of the audiovisual project that, across four chapters, offers a journey through the ancient traces left by the ancestral inhabitants of the Antofagasta region and their legacy that continues to thrive within contemporary communities.

In a landmark decision, the Santiago Appeals Court has ordered the Chilean government to compensate sociologist A.V.P.E for torture he suffered during his illegal detention following the 1973 coup, marking a significant step toward justice for victims of dictatorship-era crimes.

The verdict in the Lautaro Case, which involves five accused Mapuche community members who have been detained without sentencing for nearly four years, has sparked a renewed debate regarding the criminalization of the Mapuche people.

Chats between attorney Luis Hermosilla and three judges disclose a web of mutual favors and influential connections, showcasing how he wielded significant power within the judiciary while claiming to be at his peak influence with President Sebastián Piñera.

A recent study by the University of Chile has highlighted significant ongoing challenges in the conservation of the country's native flora.

Patricio Mery points to the former minister as the true power behind the scenes in relation to Hermosilla, raising questions about the institutional protection that keeps him untouchable.

In a recent episode of Sentido Común, Javier Pineda engaged in a conversation with journalist Sergio Jara about his latest book that uncovers the history of the Luksic family, a prominent figure in Chilean society over the past 50 years.

Amid the apparent public freeze on the pardon benefit, human rights groups warn of potential legal maneuvers to circumvent existing treaties.