The National Association of Fiscal Employees (ANEF) has brought the controversial economic-tax reform before the Constitutional Tribunal, asserting that the government's project poses threats to public employee job stability and involves a dangerous transfer of public authorities to private entities.

Sebastián Urrejola Aranda, the Provincial Presidential Delegate of Chañaral, is under intense scrutiny after findings from the Regional Comptroller's Office of Atacama revealed that he has been illegally occupying a state-owned parcel of land in Portofino, a site he is responsible for protecting from unauthorized invasions.

After celebrating the approval of the economic tax overhaul during a national broadcast, President José Antonio Kast now faces three constitutional challenges introduced by opposition lawmakers against this controversial project.

Recent WhatsApp conversations challenge Andrés Chadwick's claims regarding his involvement in the LAN bribery case, revealing that he actively participated in witness preparation and coordination with prosecutors, casting doubt on his earlier testimony.

Deputy Gustavo Gatica has stated that Claudio Crespo shot him and left him blind, despite the Santiago Appeals Court confirming his acquittal, emphasizing the established truth about his injuries.

A Fondecyt study of 193 judicial cases reveals that most children entering Family Courts have already been victims of violence before exhibiting harmful behaviors. Treating them as a single group reflects a misdiagnosis that public policy continues to perpetuate.

According to Contrapoder Chile, the National Autism Federation (Fenaut) filed a complaint with the Eastern Prosecutor's Office against the members of 'La Cofradía'—Emiliano Fernández, Ítalo Omegna, Marcelo Anabalón, and Fernando Ortíz—who appear in the viral video that trivializes child sexual abuse and makes discriminatory statements against autistic children.

The Chamber of Deputies has taken a controversial step by requesting President José Antonio Kast to grant clemency to former Carabinero Patricio Maturana, convicted for blinding Senator Fabiola Campillai with a tear gas canister in 2019.

The Communist Party of Chile has expressed strong support for their colleague Gustavo Gatica and his family following a controversial ruling that denied the nullification of ex-Carabinero Claudio Crespo's acquittal, despite evidence linking him to the shooting that blinded Gatica.

The Twenty-Seventh Civil Court of Santiago has mandated the Chilean government to compensate journalist L.A.C.P. with 70 million pesos for his detention and torture by DINA during the Pinochet regime, affirming that these acts constitute crimes against humanity that are not subject to statute of limitations.