Vivanco, under investigation for bribery, corruption, and money laundering in the Belarusian plot, insists on presenting herself to the public as a "victim." However, testimonies from Supreme Court clerks reveal that she allegedly exerted pressure, made unusual requests, engaged in irregular maneuvers, and conducted interactions outside established protocols regarding the handling of at least six cases processed in the Third Chamber of the country's highest court.

Former Vitacura Community Development Director Antonia Larraín accepted responsibility for 20 counts of fraud against the treasury in an abbreviated trial. She received five years of intensive supervised release, a fine of $48.5 million, and was disqualified from public office for a decade. Her testimony is a pivotal piece in the investigation targeting the former mayor, who faces charges of fraud, criminal association, and money laundering.

Judges Tomás Gray and José Pablo Rodríguez, who are part of the same chamber reviewing the lawsuit against former prosecutor Guerra, admitted to personally seeking his support for their judicial nominations, raising concerns of a potential conflict of interest. Guerra's defense has successfully recused a judge from the case, resulting in a key hearing being postponed.

The Fourth Criminal Court of Santiago has convicted a sub-lieutenant and three other officers from the 21st Precinct of Estación Central for acts spanning from 2016 to 2018, including beatings, torture of a minor, and the use of a police dog to attack a detainee, all occurring under the command of Major Francisco Arzola, known as the "Nazi Cop," who was sentenced to 22 years in prison in 2019.

"On September 15, 2025, U.S. military forces bombed the boat of Alejandro Carranza Medina (...) as it set sail in the Caribbean from the Colombian coast. Carranza was killed during this bombing," states the complaint submitted to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights in Washington, as reported by outlets like The Guardian, The Washington Post, and the BBC.

The auction, mandated by the Second Environmental Court, will feature three properties from Inmobiliaria Altos del Yali, a company convicted in 2020 for significant environmental damage in the Quebrada La Loma area of Santo Domingo, Valparaíso region.

The Second Labor Court of Santiago has rejected the multinational's appeal and upheld two penalties of 60 UTM each. The ruling highlights that the company unilaterally modified the work schedule of a worker with a severely disabled child.

In the Archi debate, Jeannette Jara ruled out pardons and benefits for those convicted of crimes against humanity, asserting that cases like Miguel Krassnoff should be met with justice.

An examination of the March 2022 voting by the Full Court of the Santiago Court of Appeals reveals that Antonio Ulloa supported the candidacy of Sergio Yáber for the coveted position of Registrar of Mortgages and Liens in Santiago, amidst transfers exceeding $74 million.

"Those who wielded power illegitimately must take responsibility," stated the elected representative upon arriving at the courts. According to the estimated timelines for the case, the verdict is expected to be announced on January 9, 2026.