The incident occurred last January at the Dickson campsite when a worker from a concession company caught the individual, identified as Halifa Nevo, smoking in an unauthorized area of the park.

Slashed from US$62 million to nearly US$3 million, the reduction of the fine on Julio Ponce Lerou has come back into focus following a tweet from the former prosecutor. The 2020 ruling in the Third Chamber of the Supreme Court resulted in a 3–2 decision while examining the reduction of the penalty imposed by the former SVS.

Testimony reveals how an organized network targeted vulnerable families to sell their children abroad.

The Group of Families of Executed Political Prisoners (AFEP) and human rights organizations have urged authorities to take "concrete and urgent actions" to facilitate the deportation from the United States, given that extradition efforts— which they claim have lingered for years—have yielded no results.

Adolfo Bañados, former Supreme Court minister, has passed away at 103. As a magistrate, he made history by investigating emblematic human rights cases such as Lonquén and condemning the DINA leadership for the assassination of Orlando Letelier in 1993.

An international report reveals that the 2016 murder of Berta Cáceres was financed with misappropriated funds from loans by the BCIE and FMO to the company DESA. Experts point to the accountability of business leaders and former military personnel, the obstruction of Honduran justice, and the impunity of a primary suspect, Daniel Atala, who remains at large.

In a recent piece published by CIPER Chile, journalist Natalia Figueroa critiques the media coverage of the Julia Chuñil case, labeling it biased and lacking historical context regarding judicial injustices faced by the Mapuche people. She warns against the construction of a skewed 'public truth' that precedes and conditions the actual judicial process.

A recent investigation has revealed a network of favors and political lobbying involving former Supreme Court Minister María Teresa Letelier and former Appeals Court Judge Juan Antonio Poblete, exposing actions that raise serious concerns about judicial integrity in Chile.

Carmen Gloria Wittwer, the regional prosecutor of Los Lagos, has addressed the decision of the Seventh Guarantee Court in Santiago, which imposed preventive detention on former Supreme Court minister, Ángela Vivanco, who is accused of participating in a corruption network linked to the Belarusian Doll case.

The Seventh Guarantee Court of Santiago has ordered the preventive detention of Ángela Vivanco, a former Supreme Court minister, amidst serious corruption allegations linked to the Belarusian Doll Case.