The refusal to allow the burial of Jaime Javier Uribe Montiel in the ancestral cemetery of Maihue has ignited a new wave of tension in the Mapuche Williche territory, where communities are denouncing abuse, exclusion, and the manipulation of a sacred space.

In a ruling that sets a significant precedent for the thousands of citizens with debts linked to the State-Backed Credit (CAE), the Court of Appeals of Talca has decided to suspend the embargo on a debtor, after accepting the protective action filed against the General Treasury of the Republic (TGR).

The former Army brigadier and DINA agent, Miguel Krassnoff Martchenko, has been sentenced again for human rights violations during Pinochet's dictatorship, extending his prison sentence to over a thousand years. Despite his convictions, he has not admitted to his crimes.

On May 26th, the Guarantee Court of Los Andes will formally charge Juan Galdames, the mayor of Rinconada, with serious offenses including tax fraud and land price inflation amid a scandal involving inflated property purchases.

Former Supreme Court minister Ángela Vivanco is currently in preventive detention after being accused of receiving money from Eduardo Lagos and Mario Vargas, lawyers for the CBM consortium, to favor the Belarusian company in its dispute with Codelco, which ultimately led to over $18 billion being paid by the Chilean mining company.

A few weeks ago, Mayor Cristina Espinoza harshly criticized Kast's administration due to rising fuel prices. Now, she has expressed her concern after learning that the budget cuts imposed by the government would leave no resources to finance the on-call shifts for healthcare workers, risking emergency services in her municipality after 5 PM.

Through a unique article, the initiative establishes that the appropriation of money or goods in residential, commercial, or office properties will be considered robbery, punishable by a major prison sentence of five years and one day to 15 years, when these acts are committed by a group using tumult or crowds, without direct violence or intimidation against individuals.

The lawmakers reminded that Article 37 of the Comprehensive Law on Violence against Women mandates the Ministry of Women, through Sernameg, to file charges in such cases.

A group of seven Chilean activists is traveling aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla, with an additional member joining via land to support an international mission aimed at delivering aid to Gaza and challenging Israel's blockade.

Over 22,000 children have died in Gaza since October 2023. UNICEF reports 64,000 child victims among the dead and injured, 56,000 orphans, and 90% of homes destroyed. Palestinian childhood is marked by bombings, amputations, and constant trauma. The Palestinian Community in Chile issues a call and shares a video.