Héctor Mery, former head of the Judicial Division of the Ministry of Justice, reveals that Ángela Vivanco allegedly intervened in the conservative appointments of Sergio Yáber and Yamil Najle, both implicated in a major money laundering case.

The senator announced plans to appeal to the Supreme Court. The investigation into Calisto covers alleged irregularities in the use of parliamentary allowances from 2018 to 2022, during his term as a deputy. Prosecutors allege that funds were acquired from Congress through consultations that were never conducted, resulting in losses to the treasury exceeding $100 million.

Residents of Villarrica are expressing alarm over the possibility that prosecutor Jorge Calderara may terminate the case against Cristian Sepúlveda Muñoz, a well-known gynecologist under investigation for severe allegations of violence against his ex-partner, including attempted femicide and habitual abuse.

Roberto Belmar, president of ARTRASE, asserts that critical warnings about the crisis at the Coronel youth center were disregarded by authorities, leading to a series of managerial changes following years of ongoing issues.

The General Comptroller's Office has taken action on a petition to investigate the Boulevard Montemar condominium, linked to architect Víctor Quiroz, amid allegations of illegal construction and urban modifications involving his brother, Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz.

Following a complaint by Greenpeace Chile, the Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating potential "aggravated bribery and disclosure of secrets" related to the over $255 million that Andes Iron paid to the law firm Lagos, Vargas & Silber, two partners of which are implicated in the case known as the "Belarusian Scheme."

Juan Carlos Manríquez, the lawyer representing Casino de Talca, explained that we are facing "a scheme of 'half-truths': information provided to certain authorities and evidence that, in our view, was not fully disclosed to other bodies. Our thesis is that this enabled a project that could face significant obstacles to successively obtain permits and authorizations that gave it an appearance of regularity," he claimed.

Luis Hermosilla revealed in a statement to prosecutors that cash payments he and Samuel Donoso received during Sebastián Piñera's administration were initiated by the President himself, implicating former minister Andrés Chadwick in the process.

Despite acknowledging the existence of harm to the occupants and children of the home, the court dismissed the Guarantee Protection citing the absence of "procedural impacts." During the hearing, it was confirmed that the Prosecutor's Office has retained the home without pending field tasks, relying solely on laboratory analysis of remains collected in January.

The Metropolitan Eastern Prosecutor's Office has implicated former Minister Andrés Chadwick in a sprawling influence peddling investigation linked to the Parque Capital real estate project, underscoring his pivotal role in efforts to expedite the development.