The former officers are serving 12 years in prison for leaving Mario Acuña in a vegetative state, in a crime that now strains the government’s agenda of impunity.

Following a new report by La Segunda, Senator Daniel Núñez (PC) has called on Security Minister Trinidad Steinert to clarify the situation, asserting that "organized crime and illicit economies must not infiltrate the State." The report indicates that the partnership did have activity, having submitted accounting records to the Internal Revenue Service in 2002, which contradicts Steinert's claim that it "never had any activity."

In 1988, Luis Hermosilla stated he voted No for "personal dignity," social progress, and justice. Nearly four decades later, that declaration resurfaces as a stark contradiction amid the Audio Case and its alleged networks of payments, favors, and influences.

Lawyer Luis Hermosilla reappeared in court facing serious tax allegations, with the Internal Revenue Service claiming he caused a substantial fiscal loss exceeding $551 million due to repeated tax offenses.

More than 72,600 Palestinians have died in Gaza since October 2023 due to the Israeli offensive, according to the enclave's Ministry of Health. Eight thousand bodies remain buried under rubble. International bodies are denouncing crimes against humanity. Debris removal is projected to cost over $1.7 billion.

The Global Sumud Flotilla condemns the extension of detention for two activists captured in international waters by Israeli forces, citing torture, violations of international law, and the criminalization of humanitarian aid. They demand immediate release, sanctions, and urgent action from the international community in response to what they describe as serious crimes.

A report from Mega reveals that individuals connected to money laundering, criminal association, robbery with intimidation, receiving stolen goods, extortion, forgery of public documents, possession of firearms, and tax crimes were defended by Deputy Secretary Ana Quintana, who also represented a foreign national accused of violating the Gun Law.

The story was published by La Segunda, reporting that Minister Steinert has a business partnership with a lawyer who previously defended a drug trafficker. The report details that the lawyer is her ex-partner, Rodrigo Irrazabal Izikson, who is on the registry of defenders in drug trafficking cases required by law.

The Network of Observers in Justice and Memory, alongside 82 organizations, has urged the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to investigate serious cuts and weakening of human rights institutions under President José Kast's administration.

Macarena Chahuán, a 33-year-old Chilean-Palestinian journalist, was intercepted in international waters while traveling on the Yaffa, a vessel of the Global Sumud Flotilla en route to Gaza. Her associates demand the Foreign Ministry to act immediately to ascertain her condition, clarify her legal status, and ensure consular protection.