According to reports, the union leader and Socialist Party member was arrested on September 17, 1973. From there, he began a harrowing journey through some of the most notorious detention and torture centers of Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship.

Currently, the professional serves as the head of the Social Reintegration Division at the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights. La Moneda announced that she will assume her role on January 1, 2026.

The former UDI mayor will face charges of fiscal fraud, forgery of public documents, embezzlement of public funds, and incompatible negotiations.

An internal investigation, prompted by an anonymous complaint, uncovers contracts in the Dominican Republic, Argentina, and Chile. Supreme Court Minister María Cristina Gajardo has concluded that the actions may constitute the crime of incompatible negotiation and has referred the evidence to the National Prosecutor.

According to the ruling, the victim, who was 17 at the time of the events, endured not only electrical torture but also beatings with sticks and fists, and was subjected to simulated execution by Navy personnel between September and November 1973.

The investigation will explore alleged crimes of bribery, graft, and influence peddling by Andes Iron, the controllers of the 'Dominga' mining-port project.

Gustavo Gatica, the newly elected deputy for District 8, appeared in court to participate in the closing arguments of the trial against Claudio Crespo, the former Carabinero accused of shooting him on November 8, 2019.

High-ranking official of the dictatorship, Sinclair faced numerous charges for crimes committed after 1973; in 2023, the justice system exempted him from prison due to "mental incapacity", marking another chapter of impunity.

A Reportea.cl investigation revealed that the reports for which the mining company paid over $250 million to the law firm involved in the "Belarusian plot" primarily consisted of copies of publicly available data from the internet. While Andes Iron defends the legality of the contract, the company's litigator claims to have been unaware of this parallel consultancy.

Several unlawful acts took place in the Lo Espejo area of the Metropolitan Region during the massive anti-dictatorship protests on September 4 and 5, 1985. On that occasion, a 15-year-old boy, Jorge Enrique Pardo, and a worker from POJH, Daniel Aranda Saavedra, aged 21, were killed by uniformed officers.