Lawyer Mauricio Daza has criticized the government's potential appointment of Trinidad Steinert to a foreign position, labeling it a 'consolation prize' funded by public resources and calling for a constitutional accusation against her following her controversial tenure as Security Minister.

Prosecutors in La Araucanía are under scrutiny due to the Operation Huracán, Hermosilla, and Convenios cases, facing accusations of conflicts of interest and evidence manipulation, alongside the persecution and criminalization of mapuche authorities. The appointment of Roberto Garrido as regional prosecutor of Biobío and the absence of a replacement profile, along with inadequate internal regulations, exacerbate the credibility crisis.

After the judicial decision was announced, former Minister of National Assets during President Boric's administration, Marcela Sandoval — who stepped down due to this controversy — issued a statement deeming the closure of the investigation a positive development "not only for me, but also for public service."

Former President Pedro Castillo remarked, "The world can now see how officials in the justice system and political organizations that orchestrated my arrest and immediate ousting acted illegally, violating presidential immunity by fabricating a non-existent case of flagrance and an alleged 'armed uprising' that never occurred, thereby breaking the rule of law," after the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (WGAD) released their report on his case.

Today, the far-right Executive and Legislative powers are seeking to alter and even eliminate the rights that have been established internally in Chile. More alarming is the insinuation of potentially mortgaging Mapuche lands under dubious development pretexts," the communities stated in a public declaration.

For these charges, the Public Prosecutor's Office sought 22 years in prison, but none of its accusations were upheld by the court, which only ruled on the charge of "threats." The final sentence will be revealed on July 20.

The construction of an amusement park in Paine by José Antonio Kast has sparked significant controversy, including the initiation of work without proper environmental permits and a serious accident involving a Haitian worker.

Following the Netherlands' approval of her extradition, the countdown has begun for former Antofagasta mayor Karen Rojo to return to Chile to serve her sentence for fiscal fraud amounting to $26 million.

The court ruled that due to the recent reopening of the investigation—for an additional 60 days—it is inappropriate to hold the immunity hearing since the inquiry into alleged fiscal fraud is still ongoing.

The judicial pronouncement is part of actions initiated by Constructora San Sebastián concerning the disputed construction process led by Poduje. Congresswoman Ana María Gazmuri highlighted that the ruling "contradicts the version of Minvu, which claimed demolitions and expert reviews could occur simultaneously."