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.

The massive release of Jeffrey Epstein's files by the U.S. Department of Justice has uncovered complex relationships and communications with influential figures, amidst reports containing extremely grave and graphic claims. The scandal is shaking the White House due to Donald Trump's involvement.

The U.S. ICE agency, branded as "Trump's Gestapo," operates as an unaccountable paramilitary force. Its deployment in Minneapolis has resulted in deaths, such as that of Renee Good, and systemic abuses. Amnesty International and majority surveys are calling for cuts to its billion-dollar funding. The agency's transformation under Trump marks a dangerous authoritarian drift.

Epstein's files mention Andrónico Luksic and Andrés Velasco as “persons of interest.” Luksic was referenced for a meeting in Dubai, while Epstein inquired about Velasco's worth in relation to his presidential candidacy. There is no evidence of direct contact or involvement in crimes, according to media sources.

Lawmakers are calling for the assurance of proper law enforcement regarding medicinal self-cultivation, stating that "it is imperative to establish clear, mandatory, and coordinated protocols between the police and the Public Ministry," as in practice "raids, detentions, and unnecessary criminal proceedings against users and patients persist."

"Today in the news, we see reports on population projections and the crisis in the birth rate. The question is, what are the material conditions for starting a family in Chile?" asked Fundación Sol.

Rodrigo Vera, the mayor of Penco, has warned that the accumulation of unsatisfactory clothing donations is leading to health hazards, as are portable toilets installed by private individuals and companies that have not reported their locations to authorities: "If we are not notified of where the portable toilets are, we cannot proceed with the cleaning process," the mayor cautioned.

A recent investigation has revealed a network of favors and political lobbying involving former Supreme Court Minister María Teresa Letelier and former Appeals Court Judge Juan Antonio Poblete, exposing actions that raise serious concerns about judicial integrity in Chile.