"This is not a neutral incident in terms of the victim's sex or gender; rather, it is a crime committed precisely because of that condition, which warrants recognition, as violence constitutes the most serious form of discrimination against women, reinforcing their subordinate status," states the ruling issued by the Oral Criminal Court in Rancagua.

With a session of the Ministers' Council scheduled for February 12, the Colla community warns that the government appears to be pushing for park approval despite a pending Supreme Court case. "They cannot lock down the territory," stated their president, Ercilia Araya, in a letter to Minister María Heloísa Rojas Corradi.

The former legal manager of the salmon company Australis reported to the 7th Guarantee Court in Santiago that lawyer Alberto Eguiguren received $200 million for services that allegedly included irregular and privileged access to a case being processed in the Third Chamber of the Supreme Court when Vivanco was a member.

The investigation confirmed that this criminal structure was a faction of the Aragua Train known as La Compañía, G4, or La Casa, which operated in an organized manner and was led by Larry Álvarez Núñez, alias 'Larry Changa', who managed drug shipments from abroad.

A legal complaint has been filed to investigate the illegal burial and exhumation of over 110 political executions at Cuesta Barriga, a clandestine grave site used during Pinochet's regime.

After a video of him smoking in the park went viral, the court granted a conditional suspension: $2 million to the Fire Department, a three-year prohibition from returning to Chile, and exit from the country. This marks the second case this summer season.

The Regional Contraloría has delivered a troubling report on public fund management in Tarapacá, revealing serious irregularities in the execution of transferred resources, including demands for refunds amounting to millions of pesos and possible conflicts of interest.

With 87% of the votes, Rapa Nui rejected the Special Statute proposed by the government during an indigenous consultation held last Sunday.

The Judiciary confirmed the definitive dismissal of Hassan Akram following two defamation lawsuits filed by Claudio Crespo.

The Supreme Court's decision closed the annulment, solidifying Fuente-Alba's acquittal on money laundering charges. The reaction was swift: Mauricio Daza held prosecutor José Morales, nicknamed 'the grave digger,' accountable.