According to various national media reports, the investigation into Socialist leader Paulina Vodanovic began in late 2025 after Carabineros forwarded phone interceptions involving real estate registrars Sergio Yáber (Puente Alto) and Yamil Najle (Chillán), both implicated in the primary bribery case, referencing Vodanovic's alleged role in the appointment of one of the involved parties.

The court ruled that Aguas del Valle SA and Compañía General de Electricidad SA (CGE) acted "arbitrarily" by attempting to collect debts incurred by previous school administrations in La Serena and Paihuano, neglecting the role of the SLEP and the negative impact that such service cuts would have on the right to education and the state's legal obligation to provide educational services.

The professional was declared incapacitated at her daughter's request in 2018, being confined and isolated at the Fundación Ángel de mi Guarda. However, a diagnosis from the professionals at this institution indicates that "after being evaluated by the geriatrician of the residence, it is considered that Doris does not have a loss of reality judgment, does not show symptoms of dementia, and her speech is coherent without short- and long-term memory loss," which was also confirmed by journalist Víctor Hugo Robles, who was able to interview her.

A former employee of the Vitacura Municipality, dismissed after an intimate video went viral, has launched a $200 million lawsuit against the municipality, alleging rights violations, moral and psychological damage, and a flawed disciplinary process.

Former Christian Democratic deputy Gabriel Silber has disclosed explosive testimony regarding an alleged strategy by former minister Ángela Vivanco aimed at manipulating the Supreme Court’s Third Chamber and disqualifying other ministers using an NGO-funded scheme.

In response to the recent acquittal of former Carabinero Colonel Claudio Crespo in the case that left Deputy Gustavo Gatica blind, progressive lawmakers have introduced a bill to repeal the privileged self-defense provisions in the Naín-Retamal Law, citing concerns over human rights and impunity.

The Seventh Court of Guarantee in Santiago has decided to reopen the investigation against former Interior Undersecretary Manuel Monsalve, providing a strict deadline of 120 days for new evidence collection related to alleged sexual offenses committed in September 2024.

The Supreme Court has upheld the convictions of four former agents associated with the Joint Command for their involvement in the 1976 enforced disappearance of José Edilio Flores Garrido, a communist leader, marking a significant moment in the pursuit of justice for human rights violations during Chile's dictatorship.

Police sources indicated that the accused holds a "higher rank of commander, which may have impeded his immediate arrest by the Carabineros."

Ángela Vivanco, the ousted Supreme Court minister, testified regarding the ‘Bielorrusa case,’ denying any involvement in illegal activities while validating her past actions in the judiciary.