Police sources indicated that the accused holds a "higher rank of commander, which may have impeded his immediate arrest by the Carabineros."

Ángela Vivanco, the ousted Supreme Court minister, testified regarding the ‘Bielorrusa case,’ denying any involvement in illegal activities while validating her past actions in the judiciary.

The Society of Jesus in Chile has confirmed the initiation of a formal process for the official departure of priest Felipe Berríos, following his resignation request, amidst ongoing concerns regarding his past conduct.

The investigation into the former mayor of Maipú has concluded. The oral trial preparation hearing is scheduled for February 2, during which the evidence will be defined, along with an analysis of the accusations from the Prosecutor's Office, the State Defense Council, and other plaintiffs.

In a significant legal ruling, Codepu has condemned the acquittal of ex-lieutenant colonel Claudio Crespo in the case of Gustavo Gatica, arguing that it perpetuates impunity and state violence, amidst the ongoing crisis of human rights in Chile.

In the Julia Chuñil case, social organizations are calling for a comprehensive and transparent investigation to expose what they describe as a conspiracy aimed at silencing land activism and criminalizing the mapuche family.

Reportea has revealed that lawyer Eduardo Lagos confessed to making illicit payments linked to the 'Belarus scheme,' which threatens to formalize charges against former Minister Angela Vivanco.

Gustavo Gatica, a victim of eye mutilation during the social upheaval, reflects in an open letter published in El País after his aggressor's acquittal. He asserts that while the legal truth has been established, justice is still absent. Gatica calls for a focus on dignity and democracy, urging against the politicization of his case.

Criminal law expert Juan Pablo Mañalich from the University of Chile analyzed the ruling in the Gatica case, asserting that the Naín-Retamal Law did have an impact. He warned that the court's reasoning, which links individual actions to collective danger, dangerously justifies severe injuries in protest contexts.

A report from the investigative platform Ciper disclosed that former deputy Eduardo Lagos, who is accused of bribery related to former judge Ángela Vivanco's rulings, stated that Senator Loreto Carvajal (PPD) received $300 million in exchange for intervening for Yamil Najle's appointment as registrar in Chillán. The senator has denied these allegations.