Although the criminal action was not explicitly filed against it, the holder of the rejected Dominga mining-port project decided to establish a legal defense and join the investigation as an accused party, recognizing in its own document that the serious reported facts "directly concern it" in this capacity.

Original article: Justicia admite querella por denuncia contra funcionaria de Gendarmería acusada de desnudar a escolar en el Centro de Justicia de Santiago

This well-documented work draws on files, audio recordings of hearings, and judicial archives from emblematic cases, presenting a critical perspective—referred to as "the other look"—on how the Chilean penal system has shifted from protecting rights and presuming innocence to enacting selective discipline and criminalization against the Mapuche people.

The difference between what the state currently can do against drug trafficking or organized crime and what this new proposal adds lies in its focus on restricting assembly, association, free movement, and surveillance of communications. These powers are ineffective for pursuing a drug trafficker (who doesn’t march, publicly associate, or occupy a public space to demand anything), but they are exactly what is needed to dissolve a social demonstration.

Human rights expert Salvador Millaleo has criticized Defense Minister Fernando Barros' proposal to withdraw from ILO Convention 169, claiming it indicates a significant misunderstanding of international human rights law and a lack of effective indigenous policy from the government.

The Oral Criminal Court of Cañete is nearing the conclusion of a pivotal trial regarding the prosecution of Mapuche community members, centered on the attack at Molino Grollmus in August 2022, raising critical questions about the legality of convictions based solely on anonymous testimonies.

The initiative will be presented simultaneously in the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies. Both legislators are seeking bipartisan support for its introduction.

Mapuche political prisoners have criticized Mega for displaying manipulated images and misattributing crimes for which they have been acquitted, as part of their response to the recent report entitled "The Fall of the Last Llaitul."

In a challenging situation for Senator Miguel Ángel Calisto, the Constitutional Court has declared his request for unconstitutionality inadmissible, leading to the reactivation of the case against him for fraud against the Treasury.

The Coquimbo Prosecutor's Office has charged two individuals for shooting at the Coquimbo City Hall, alongside other serious offenses, following an investigation into events that occurred on July 30.