Local residents and human rights groups are mobilizing to oppose a municipal proposal that seeks to revoke the tribute.

The appellate court overturned the initial rejection of the lawsuit against Rom Kovtun, who is believed to currently reside in Chile and is accused of participating in genocide against the Palestinian people.

The Temucuicui Autonomous Community accused that the modification announced by Kast seeks to fulfill an old aspiration of the elite and multinational companies: to open Mapuche lands to the market through alienation, taxation, and leasing. "We will oppose and fight to prevent this new genocide," they declared while demanding the freedom of werken Jorge Huenchullán.

The Memory and Human Rights Secretariat of FECh issued a strong statement following an event at the University of Chile's Faculty of Law involving Congresswoman Javiera Rodríguez. The organization rejected criticisms of reparative policies for the dictatorship's victims, criticized the use of institutional spaces for such purposes, and reaffirmed its commitment to memory, truth, and justice.

After being illegally detained by military forces, the victim was subjected to physical torture, including beatings, electric shocks, and inhumane confinement conditions, resulting in permanent physical consequences and the closure of his workshop, leaving him without an income. Eight months later, he was arrested again, facing similar mistreatment at the hands of Carabineros.

Extraordinary visiting minister for human rights violations at the Appeals Court of San Miguel, Marianela Cifuentes, has charged retired Army officer Luis Rodrigo Albornoz Costa for his role in the events that occurred on October 21, 1973, in Maipú.

More than half a century after the September 11, 1973 coup, justice has issued a new ruling regarding crimes committed during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet, convicting retired Colonel Ángel Segundo Lorca Fuenzalida for torturing three teenagers in the aftermath of the military takeover, although he will serve his sentence in freedom.

The Chilean businessman Germán Andrés Naranjo Maldini will stay in custody in Brazil after a court denied his request to transfer to a psychiatric facility, stemming from a violent incident involving racist and homophobic insults on a Latam flight.

The OTJ rejected the UDI parliamentary group's request to remove Judge Daniel Urrutia, citing political persecution following Joaquín Lavín's preventive detention. They warned of violations of the non bis in idem principle, separation of powers, and judicial independence, demanding respect for res judicata.

Lawyer and professor at the University of Talca, Carolina Riveros, explained that the new legislation incorporates a procedure to issue protective measures for older persons in cases of social abandonment, transitioning this issue from being merely a family misfortune or private omission to a recognized legally relevant violation of human rights, in accordance with the Inter-American Convention on the Protection of the Human Rights of Older Persons, ratified by Chile.