Alongside Rossi, three women were charged with fraud for establishing fake housing committees, which led to the misappropriation of at least $145 million, negatively impacting 120 families from Iquique. The court has set a 120-day timeline for the investigation.

Carlos Marín Marín, Juan Pablo Marín Montoya, and Darwin Levío Cayul were arrested in April 2024, remaining in preventive detention since then. This judicial ruling represents a significant setback for the Public Prosecutor's Office, which was seeking sentences that could lead to life imprisonment.

Fifty human rights organizations issued a public statement deeming it "unacceptable for penitentiary authorities to prematurely implement the elected government's program, granting prison benefits to a criminal who has shown no signs of remorse, which is a fundamental requirement for such measures."

The Twenty-Sixth Civil Court of Santiago has ruled that the Chilean government must provide reparations to a professor who suffered torture and inhumane treatment during the dictatorship, highlighting the brutal conditions prisoners faced, including being used as 'floor' by military personnel.

The Santiago Court of Appeals ruled that Chilevisión violated the fundamental rights of a child, "regarding her intimacy, privacy, and psychological integrity, as it would allow for her recognition by third parties in a context involving criminal and scandalous dimensions." The court also reminded that Chilean legislation prohibits television services from disclosing information that could identify vulnerable children.

The incident occurred last January at the Dickson campsite when a worker from a concession company caught the individual, identified as Halifa Nevo, smoking in an unauthorized area of the park.

Slashed from US$62 million to nearly US$3 million, the reduction of the fine on Julio Ponce Lerou has come back into focus following a tweet from the former prosecutor. The 2020 ruling in the Third Chamber of the Supreme Court resulted in a 3–2 decision while examining the reduction of the penalty imposed by the former SVS.

Testimony reveals how an organized network targeted vulnerable families to sell their children abroad.

The Group of Families of Executed Political Prisoners (AFEP) and human rights organizations have urged authorities to take "concrete and urgent actions" to facilitate the deportation from the United States, given that extradition efforts— which they claim have lingered for years—have yielded no results.

Adolfo Bañados, former Supreme Court minister, has passed away at 103. As a magistrate, he made history by investigating emblematic human rights cases such as Lonquén and condemning the DINA leadership for the assassination of Orlando Letelier in 1993.