Almost ten years after the events, on Thursday, April 2, at 10:00 AM, the Oral Criminal Court of Temuco will announce sentences for high-ranking Carabineros officials and a civilian, found guilty of public document forgery, obstruction of justice, and malicious use of a false public document. The session will be streamed live at www.poderjudicialtv.cl.

Mapuche political prisoners connected to the 'Quilleco Case' are suffering serious health issues after 43 days of a liquid hunger strike, raising urgent questions about their treatment and legal proceedings.

Former member of Paul Schäfer's security group has been sentenced as an accessory to the aggravated kidnappings of Juan Bosco Maino Canales, Elizabeth de las Mercedes Rekas Urra (who was pregnant at the time), and Antonio Elizondo Ormaechea, all of whom were detained by agents of the dictatorship in May 1976.

According to the Animal Rights and Defense Foundation, on March 19, the Kast administration withdrew the document under order 0014/2026, signed by the new attorney from Subdere, arguing that it was "withdrawn for review, analysis, and potential re-submission later".

The Twenty-Second Civil Court of Santiago has ordered the State of Chile to compensate G.E.G.A. with 60 million pesos for moral damages, affirming his status as a victim of torture during the dictatorship that began in 1973.

Minister Iván Poduje announced the suspension of the Colonia Dignidad expropriation, citing budgetary constraints on behalf of the José Antonio Kast administration. This decision ignites debate over the site's significance as a memorial. Reports from the INDH and historical testimonies underscore the severity of human rights violations and the outstanding state debt.

Despite having a confirmed sentence, Chilean authorities have scheduled a new trial for leader Guillermo Ñirripil on July 1, 2026. Communities warn that this strategy represents selective legal persecution that disregards the standards of Convention 169, aiming to undermine traditional Mapuche leadership in the Araucanía region.

The United Nations General Assembly approved a resolution classifying the transatlantic slave trade as the most severe crime against humanity, backed by 123 votes. Argentina, the United States, and Israel opposed this resolution, while 52 nations abstained, highlighting a significant international isolation regarding human rights.

Former UDI deputy Joaquín Lavín León is facing serious charges from the Public Ministry, including tax fraud, forgery of public instruments, and influence peddling.

In a significant development in the corruption investigation involving former prosecutor Manuel Guerra, attorney María Inés Horvitz claims that ex-Interior Minister Andrés Chadwick should be considered an implicated party, shedding light on the intricate links between the legal proceedings and political influence.