At the time of the incidents, the victim was a 25-year-old pedagogy student at the Universidad Austral de Chile and a mother of two children aged 2 and 3.
The document submitted to the Seventh Guarantee Court in Santiago marks the beginning of the proceedings that could lead the former Undersecretary of the Interior to trial.
The judicial ruling considered mitigating factors in favor of the charged police officers—who remain on active duty—despite the serious nature of the incident that claimed the lives of two young women on April 10 outside Estadio Monumental following a Colo Colo match.
President Gabriel Boric recently inaugurated the National Space Center (CEN), describing it as one of the most significant achievements in Chile's scientific and technological landscape that will boost the country's capabilities in space exploration and innovation.
According to the document, Mayor Daniel Reyes's administration employed Fernández for the territory management team in the senior citizens' section, despite her lacking a professional title and certified work experience, coupled with a salary significantly higher than that of professionals hired in the same section.
The Public Prosecutor's investigation revealed that between January and July of this year, these civilians coordinated at least four shipments of ketamine—concealed in bags or suitcases—using FACH institutional flights, paying around 800,000 pesos to Air Force personnel for each journey.
For a decade, MFEST has drawn top solo artists and bands like Alex Anwandter, Gepe, Pedropiedra, and many more. It's now confirmed to take place on January 11, 2026, at Matucana 100, featuring live performances by Rubio, Ela Minus, and Chicarica.
The Student Center of IN criticized media outlets for producing content that, while claiming to advocate for peace, fails to contribute to the fight against violence and instead fosters poor coexistence and hate speech towards minors.
Chilean basketball reaches a historic milestone with Ismenia Pauchard's induction into the 2026 FIBA Hall of Fame, the highest honor in the sport worldwide.
Set between Argentina and Chile during the final years of dictatorships and the beginning of the democratic transition, the novel follows the intimate journey of a young woman marked by overprotection, uprooting, and loss. In this intersection of personal history and political context, Güiraldes builds an honest and uncompromising narrative, where lived experiences and silenced voices are in constant dialogue.