Federico Astete Catrileo was moved from the Concepción Penitentiary Center to the Valdivia Penitentiary Complex. Representatives for the Mapuche prisoners indicated that the transfer decision "aims to demoralize the community members and reduce the mobilization demanding an end to isolation and the release from the maximum-security module that confines political prisoners for 22 hours a day."

The Court of Appeals mandates the reintegration of an 8-year-old student for 2026, determining that the Jesuit institution violated constitutional guarantees by not applying the reasonable adjustments required by the TEA Law. The ruling establishes a key precedent regarding educational inclusion and neurodiversity.

The former senator and ex-president of the Senate for the Christian Democracy (DC) has not only served as a confidential strategic advisor to Andes Iron, the company behind the project, but he also maintains long-standing close ties with two ministers of the First Environmental Court who have issued key rulings in its favor.

The CNTV has filed historic charges against Canal 13, owned by Andrónico Luksic, over a Teletrece Central report regarding Julia Chuñil's disappearance, following 540 citizen complaints. The allegations include violations of the presumption of innocence and harm to family honor, setting a precedent for responsible communication.

Karina Riquelme, one of the plaintiffs' lawyers, stated, "What happened here is overdue but confirms what has been asserted: the criminalizing rhetoric directed particularly at the Temucuicui community has been echoed today by politicians and even the newly elected president."

The verdict reading is scheduled for 10:00 AM on Thursday, April 2, 2026. Prior to the hearing, prosecutor Luis González stated, as noted by Radio ADN, that the defendants face potential sentences of up to 20 years.

According to the court, the former mayor awarded tenders and made direct deals in exchange for payments, vehicles, credit card usage, and other benefits from businessmen connected to the municipality. Additionally, he was prohibited from holding public office for life.

Over 140 international jurists have submitted a presentation to the United Nations Security Council condemning the U.S. attack on Venezuela.

The verdict in the trial against former Carabineros lieutenant colonel Claudio Crespo, accused of shooting and causing the double ocular mutilation of then-student and now elected congressman Gustavo Gatica, will be announced on January 13. The defense claims he acted within protocols and in self-defense, while the prosecution argues he aimed to injure, demonstrating a disregard for regulations.

The court's decision is based on the detailed account provided by the victim to the Valech Commission along with judicial evidence, describing two episodes of kidnapping and torture that occurred in March 1988, when the young man lived with his family in the Pedro Aguirre Cerda municipality.