Gabriel Silber, a former DC deputy and lawyer, has been placed under total house arrest along with national travel restrictions as part of the investigation into the "Belarus Scandal", which examines potential bribery within the judiciary favoring Belaz Movitec (CBM) in a litigation against Codelco in 2023.

The Chamber of Deputies has rejected the government's proposed constitutional reform aimed at extending the detention period for administrative expulsions after failing to secure the necessary votes.

In a controversial ruling, the Santiago Court of Appeals has granted expanded visitation rights to 200 individuals convicted of human rights violations during Chile's dictatorship, despite warnings from Gendarmería about potential privileges.

An investigative report by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) concluded that dictator Augusto Pinochet personally ordered the assassination of Orlando Letelier, a former Chilean chancellor, carried out through a bombing in Washington D.C. on September 21, 1976.

The victim reported the incident to Carabineros and also presented evidence to the Navy. Now, through the lawsuit filed in the port court, there is a request to investigate the potential criminal responsibility of the involved officials for the crime of torture as outlined in Chilean law.

After learning about Guillermo Schmidt's story from El Ciudadano, Isaac Cisterna Castillo decided to share the story of his father, Manuel Enrique Cisterna Badilla. In conversation with our outlet, he reconstructs decades of family silence, questions the official narrative of suicide, and seeks to recover the memory of a man who, according to his testimony, refused to kill civilians during the dictatorship.

On June 22, María José Montesino, the head of the Fifth Notary Office in Coquimbo, implicated Senator Sergio Gahona in a testimony regarding a request for $1 million in campaign funding, as part of the ongoing Hermosilla case under investigation by the Public Ministry.

Attorney Luis Mariano Rendón has filed a complaint against José Antonio Kast with the Comptroller General, claiming he misrepresented homicide statistics in Chile, contending that homicides actually declined during Boric's presidency.

In a thought-provoking discussion, Argentine lawyer Claudia Rocca asserts that Latin America is experiencing a neocolonial process, emphasizing the role of lawfare in judicial persecution, particularly in the case of Daniel Jadue, the former Recoleta mayor.

The Fifth Chamber of the Santiago Court of Appeals has unanimously ruled that the government must compensate sisters M.G.R.Z. and M.P.R.Z. with a total of $90 million for the moral and psychological damages resulting from their detention and torture by CNI agents in 1987.