In a significant ruling against gender-based violence, a court in Santiago has sentenced David Fernando Valenzuela Reyes to life imprisonment for the femicide of Marjorie Palma, highlighting the severity of domestic violence and its impact on victims' families.

According to the Public Ministry, former prosecutor Guerra allegedly repeatedly requested personal and extrapositional benefits from lawyer Luis Hermosilla, as well as for third parties linked to him, exploiting his position as the Metropolitan Eastern Regional Prosecutor. Furthermore, he is accused of providing confidential information about certain criminal investigations to others.

The judicial order comes in response to two protective actions filed by families of transitioning children, who label the comptroller's request as "arbitrary and illegal," emphasizing that it did not consider international child protection treaties or the Data Protection Law, among other applicable regulations in Chile.

Community leader Javiera Reyes has been under permanent police protection since 2025 due to prior threats. Following the recent demolition of a sports club overrun by drug gangs, several neighbors informed her of a sinister assassination plot, leading her to file a complaint with the Public Prosecutor's Office.

The president of the Supreme Court, Gloria Ana Chevesich, received two significant books from AFEP, documenting the tragic cases of around 300 children and adolescents who were executed during the dictatorship, marking a pivotal moment for historical memory and institutional recognition.

The prosecutor's office intends to formally charge Vivanco with repeat bribery as the principal perpetrator for incidents occurring in Santiago on February 8-9 and 27-28, 2024. This is alongside a new charge of money laundering, specifically linked to February 12, 2024.

Records available on the Judicial Power's website reveal controversies surrounding José Antonio Kast's proposal to establish a personal gym in La Moneda, highlighting that his trainer, Alex Wiesner, faces 67 labor lawsuits since 2023.

Santiago's Seventeenth Civil Court has mandated Parque Arauco S.A. to compensate for the theft of a vehicle from its parking area, establishing that these facilities carry a legal obligation for security and custodianship.

Andrés Chadwick, the former Interior Minister, remains under investigation with ongoing scrutiny over his bank accounts and a series of high-profile lobbying efforts linking him to substantial financial transactions.

The Santiago Court of Appeals has modified lawyer Luis Hermosilla's arrest conditions, changing his total house arrest to nighttime restrictions, allowing him to move freely during the day while facing serious charges related to the Factop-Audio case.