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.

Methods of torture inflicted by state agents during the dictatorship on the 15 victims included electric shocks; mock executions and death threats with firearms; systematic beatings; deprivation of food and water; forced consumption of urine; and mandatory barefoot running on sharp stones, cactus, overcrowded jail conditions, and other threats.

Bank records obtained by CIPER reveal six transfers totaling $19.5 million sent to Manuel Guerra from the network of lawyers Eduardo Lagos and Mario Vargas, who are currently in preventive detention due to their involvement in the Belarusian scandal.

Héctor Espinosa was found guilty of embezzlement, forgery of public documents, and money laundering after siphoning at least $146 million from reserved funds, engaging in cover-up maneuvers with his wife, María Magdalena Neira. "We believe the sentence falls within a serious crimes investigation related to the highest office within the PDI," stated the Public Security Minister.

The origins of this case trace back to 2021 and involve a project under the Ministry of Housing and Urbanism's Program for Precarious Settlements (PAP), aimed at enhancing the living conditions of families living in camps, according to the local media Pura Noticia.

The incidents took place during the transportation of pastoral groups participating in the annual religious festival held in this northern Chilean town.

An investigation based on banking records and judicial documents reveals a network of favors, payments, and hiring practices involving conservator Sergio Yáber and senators Matías Walker and Sergio Gahona, amid ongoing discussions in Parliament for key notarial reforms. Both lawmakers rented apartments from Yáber in Coquimbo with irregular payments, and one received a $4 million check. These connections were not declared during legislative discussions.

The events occurred in March 2020. Among the stolen weapons, which were never recovered, is a Taurus brand pistol, 9mm caliber, with a magazine, and a new Taurus revolver model 82-s, .38 caliber, along with various ammunition and war cartridges.

Documents accessed by CIPER reveal that Paulina Gahona worked for the Property Registrar (CBR) of Puente Alto under Sergio Yáber from April 2022 to April 2023, and one month after her contract ended, she was appointed as interim notary in San Miguel.