The legal battle over the Gatica case is far from over as prosecutors and complainants take steps to overturn the acquittal of Claudio Crespo.

An investigation into former Minister Verónica Sabaj reveals her involvement in attempts to obstruct the release of private communications tied to a prominent lawyer, further complicating her legal troubles linked to judicial misconduct.

Criticism has persisted since the dismantling of the Aragua Train network on June 2, which illegally transferred over $75 billion out of the country. The Financial Analysis Unit (UAF) issued alerts on multiple occasions to prosecutor Ángel Valencia regarding suspicious operations, raising questions about why action was not taken sooner.

Gabriel Zaliasnik's appointment as Chile's ambassador to Israel faces serious allegations due to his involvement in nominating judges who have ruled on cases related to his interests without declaring conflicts.

Judge Daniel Urrutia has reported the Santiago Court of Appeals to the IACHR for administrative reprisals following his appearance before the tribunal in 2020. The Inter-American Court has given Chile until August 6, 2026, to respond.

The Israeli government is accelerating its annexation efforts, promoting state-backed ethnic cleansing that expels thousands of Palestinians. Amnesty International estimates that states must cease all cooperation sustaining the illegal occupation, apartheid, and ethnic cleansing, and impose sanctions.

The family of Lonko Guillermo Ñiripil and 21 communities from La Araucanía have reported a new judicial persecution against their traditional leader, who faces a second trial on July 1, 2026. They accuse the Prosecutor's Office of criminalizing territorial recovery efforts, question prosecutor Vázquez's conduct regarding the Huracán case, and call for support in confronting judicial racism.

On September 17, 1973, police officers from the Cobquecura Station stormed the home of José Gómez Velásquez, age 42, executing him and his 17-year-old son, José Domingo Gómez Concha, at point-blank range in front of their family. Following this, they threatened the wife, Aurora Concha Rivas, with death, forcing her to bury both within two hours and preventing any medical examination of the causes of death. The next day, under similar threats, the family was compelled to leave Cobquecura and relocate to Quirihue.

This week has been particularly challenging for uniformed police in Chile. In addition to the six officers implicated in Talca, eight officers were arrested in Atacama for forgery; two officers in Valdivia for belonging to a criminal group involved in trafficking seafood; and five prison guards in Coquimbo for drug trafficking, as outlined by former prosecutor Carlos Gajardo on his X social media account. "Minister Arrau, this is of utmost priority!" wrote the former prosecutor.

Revelations suggest a triangulation of confidential information from municipalities and the Electoral Service (Servel) to a polling firm linked to the Lavín family.