Both the National and International Committee for Freedom and Justice for Daniel Jadue and the Association of Jurists for Democracy (AJD) expressed 'special' concern regarding a 'last-minute' lawsuit filed by the CDE just before the dismissal hearing. The Committee pointed out that this 'reveals a pressure mechanism aimed at preventing the closure of the case.'

Families of the Mapuche community members detained in Cañete expressed serious concerns that such severe accusations are primarily based on statements from protected witnesses, hindering the ability to assess their credibility and ensuring justice is founded on objective, verifiable evidence.

The Organization of Judicial Workers (OTJ) recalled that the opening of the 'removal docket' constitutes "an extraordinary and exceptional measure that, under no circumstances, can be applied in a generalized and mass manner, both for members of the primary rank and for those in other tiers of the Judiciary."

The Republican scandal intensifies as the councilor from Lumaco, Yanela Mabel Flores Cárdenas, faces national restrictions after being formally charged with theft during a national councilors meeting.

The Constitutional Tribunal (TC) has made its first significant move against the Protected Schools Law, accepting challenges from lawmakers aimed at contesting various provisions of the legislation promoted by President José Kast.

Former prosecutor Carlos Gajardo has raised concerns over President José Antonio Kast's nomination of Gabriel Zaliasnik as Chile's ambassador to Israel, arguing that Zaliasnik is unfit for the role due to serious allegations against him.

"For example, it equates graffiti with criminal acts in situations where it is a mere infraction, or it penalizes individuals by cutting their housing subsidies due to minor offenses, thus harming both the individual and their family unit. Therefore, we are clearly facing a very damaging project," stated the legislator.

The court emphasized that the sentence "expressly states that at the time of the events there was no illegitimate aggression, which is an indispensable requirement to establish any hypothesis of legitimate defense, even under the wording introduced by Law 21.560."

The case of Ornella Uribe, a Carabineros officer, has sparked a critical examination of femicidal suicide—a concept that highlights the extreme impact of gender violence on women, particularly in contexts where previous domestic abuse has occurred.

Manuel Anabalón ran for Senate representing the Christian Social Party in the November 2025 elections, securing 3,714 votes, equating to 5.73% of the total, and did not get elected. In 2022, he had already made headlines for aggressive behaviors during the first constitutional process.