The State Defense Council (CDE) has filed a criminal complaint against former Santiago Appeals Court Minister Antonio Ulloa, alleging his involvement in a network aimed at influencing judicial appointments and decisions amid ongoing investigations into potential bribery and misconduct.

Senator Iván Flores firmly stated that crimes against humanity should never be pardoned, as the opposition voices strong disapproval of the government's potential pardons for those convicted of human rights violations during Pinochet's dictatorship.

Recent incidents involving journalists in Chile highlight the alarming trend of police violence against the press, underscoring the urgent need for effective protections and accountability.

A recent survey reveals that 59% of Chileans oppose pardons for military personnel convicted of human rights violations during Augusto Pinochet's regime, with support for such pardons reaching 53% among right-wing respondents.

As 53 years have passed since the coup d'état against President Salvador Allende in 1973, 13 individuals convicted of crimes against humanity during the military dictatorship remain fugitives from justice.

In a shocking revelation, former Supreme Court Minister Ángela Vivanco admitted to deleting crucial evidence from her phone just prior to her arrest, indicating potential intent to obscure information related to an ongoing bribery and money laundering investigation.

A report from La Tercera revealed that Carabineros has rejected former officer Claudio Crespo's request for reinstatement after he was acquitted of shooting and blinding Gustavo Gatica due to controversial legal applications.

Prosecutors have opted not to charge former Interior Minister Andrés Chadwick for influence peddling in the Parque Capital case, citing his position as a non-public official at the time. However, chats reveal numerous actions taken by Chadwick while in office that directly supported the controversial real estate project.

"We are validating vehicular homicide": The mother of Martín González Stuardo announces she will take the case to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights after the closure of the criminal case in Chile, claiming justice has protected the driver involved in the accident that killed her 18-year-old son in a school zone.

On the morning of September 9, a major development in the ongoing investigation led by the Supraterritorial Prosecutor's Office unfolded with the arrest of former Ñuñoa prosecutor Vinko Fodich, amid allegations of a significant money laundering structure.