The complainant stated she was dismissed on March 11, 2022, while recovering from breast reconstruction surgery. However, official documents confirm she voluntarily resigned on February 28, prior to Boric's administration taking office. "Canal 13 was aware of these facts (...) and still chose to publish this report, giving publicity to a serious accusation against me, knowing it lacked any foundation," stated Miguel Crispi.

The relationship between former prosecutor Manuel Guerra and Senator Rodolfo Carter (Ind-Rep) is under renewed scrutiny following the emergence of new details involving financial transactions, phone calls, and a web of cross-contracting linked to Guerra's investigations during Carter's tenure as mayor.

The Chilean Court of Auditors has initiated an investigation into potential late payments linked to the Office of the President-Elect, while José Kast's administration is striving to secure its establishment amidst ongoing scrutiny.

According to a report from Ciper, after the court determined that Guerra coordinated his hiring at U. San Sebastián with Chadwick and Hermosilla, a 'corrupt credit accumulated over five years' was liquidated. This indicates that, in the magistrate's opinion, there is evidence suggesting that Guerra granted favors in cases he handled as a prosecutor that allegedly benefited those close to Chadwick and Hermosilla.

The Association of Families of Executed Political Prisoners (AFEP) has condemned recent directives from the Justice Ministry that allegedly facilitate prison benefits for those convicted of human rights abuses during Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship, calling it an act of impunity.

The meeting featured the wife of Julio Castañer, sentenced to 20 years for burning Rodrigo Rojas de Negri and Carmen Gloria Quintana alive in 1986. She even speaks in a video published on the Judicial Power's official social media. "Such gestures create an unacceptable halo of legitimacy around those convicted by the courts, undermine public trust in the impartiality of the judicial system, and weaken Chile's commitment to transitional justice principles," the officials stated.

The Ministry of Justice has directed the Human Rights Program and its lawyers not to appear in court when individuals convicted of human rights violations seek to alter or reduce their sentences. For the Corporation for the Promotion and Defense of the People's Rights (Codepu), such an administrative act, which "has not been justified or reported, becomes an illegal and arbitrary action."

The paradox is unavoidable: the individual now responsible for ensuring compliance with labor laws and eliminating workplace harassment is reportedly facing allegations of mistreatment towards a subordinate, prompting the Contraloría to open a disciplinary investigation.

A recent ruling from the General Comptroller's Office mandates that thousands of public sector workers must spend more time at work, extending their effective hours beyond the standard 42-hour workweek.

In a landmark ruling, four former Navy officers have been sentenced for their roles in 13 kidnappings and severe torture, including that of renowned musician Mauricio Redolés, during Chile's dictatorship from 1973 to 1974.