The lawmakers asserted, "What occurred during the social outbreak has been extensively documented by national and international organizations: there was a disproportionate use of force, resulting in over 450 victims with eye trauma and severe human rights violations," emphasizing that the acquittal of the former police officer constitutes "not only a questionable judicial decision but also a form of normative impunity."

The application of the "Naín Retamal" law absolved the former officer of responsibility, with the court ruling that his actions were justified under the concept of "self-defense." It's important to note that this legal framework was altered by the new law. Had the "Naín Retamal" law not existed, Crespo would have faced conviction for unlawful violence, as sought by the prosecution.

The Superintendency of Higher Education has kept the sanction process against the San Sebastián University on hold for two months, as investigations into high-profile hiring irregularities, involving notable political figures, hang in the balance due to a governmental shake-up.

The events trace back to January 2026 when then-Minister Nicolás Cataldo requested the resignation of the SLEP Atacama director after details emerged about the anniversary celebration of the service: a lavish party featuring a luxury limousine, 360-degree cameras, lights, cakes, and alcohol. In this context, Boric commented, "Good that we removed the SLEP director because I have never met a more irresponsible person... one of the biggest irresponsibilities I have ever seen," leading to the legal action from the aforementioned director.

Defense attorney Magdalena Rivera and Ernesto Llaitul, spokesperson and brother of one of the accused, denounced that the trial constitutes a political persecution effort against Mapuche communities and activists linked to the Coordinadora Arauco Malleco (CAM), stating that neither the prosecution nor the plaintiffs have any direct evidence implicating the accused.

In the Minvu's resolution that ordered the halt and demolition of reconstruction efforts in El Olivar, it was argued that inspectors had issued technical reports referencing "serious construction deficiencies." However, an investigative report from Radio Biobío revealed that these documents do not reference any such "serious deficiencies."

The Santiago Court of Appeals has reopened the investigation into the death of José Tohá, a significant political figure under Salvador Allende's government, debunking decades of lies propagated by the Pinochet dictatorship.

On September 7, 2024, in Lo Barnechea, Santiago, a 73-year-old woman was nearly struck by a vehicle driven by Martín Kunstmann Rojas, escalating into a violent assault that ended in a court ruling for substantial damages.

A new testimony has emerged in the investigation against Senator Camila Flores for alleged tax fraud, following revelations from a former employee detailing how cash payments were made and the uncontracted labor conditions in her household.

The human rights lawyer raised concerns about the house arrest granted to the former head of the DINA.