The CDE's legal action has so far focused on the partner of former Supreme Court minister Gonzalo Migueles, lawyers Mario Vargas and Eduardo Lagos—all in preventive detention—and property registrars from Puente Alto, Sergio Yáber, and Chillán, Yamil Najle.

In recent years, one of the company's business lines in Chile, Isapre Cruz Blanca, has been negatively impacted by certain measures implemented by Chile," the firm stated in a press release.

An investigation by CIPER revealed that Yáber secured the position despite ranking ninth in the preselection process, owing to votes from eight judges at the San Miguel Court of Appeals, including Luis Sepúlveda and Carlos Farías, and subsequently hired relatives of both magistrates.

According to investigative media Reportea, payments that extended over six years began in February 2019, just three months after Yáber took office, and continued uninterrupted until 2025.

Judge Paola Plaza has summoned former President Eduardo Frei to provide written testimony in a case investigating the cover-up of crimes against humanity, looking into whether his government facilitated Pinochet's return from London amid claims by families affected by the Caravana de la Muerte.

Detectives have been accused of unlawfully appropriating funds under custody or proceeds from police operations, forging public documents to facilitate these actions, unlawfully retaining seized cigarettes for personal gain, and trafficking illegal substances.

For months, a public narrative, fueled by media leaks, focused on the supposed existence of key audios that would irrefutably link former mayor Daniel Jadue and other Recoleta municipal officials to the deceased suspect Marcelo Lefort. Now, the PDI has completely dismissed this theory, once again revealing the chasm between speculation and facts.

Marilao is part of a group of four Mapuche community members who have been prosecuted and acquitted four times due to insufficient evidence.

Judicial investigations are intensifying against Supreme Court Minister Diego Simpertigue. The Public Ministry has formally requested detailed records of all his international travels and the potential acquisition of diplomatic passports, as part of a case that also involves former Minister Ángela Vivanco, her partner Gonzalo Migueles, CBM lawyers Mario Vargas and Eduardo Lagos, as well as former DC deputy Gabriel Silber and his partner, Senator Loreto Carvajal (PPD).

The Supreme Court upheld the ruling against Mega for the dismissal of journalist Paulina de Allende-Salazar after she referred to a police officer as 'paco' on air, ordering the channel to issue public apologies, train its staff, and pay nearly $98 million.