The accusatory document is divided into three parts, one of which alleges that Minister Diego Simpertigue directly intervened in resolving cases related to the Belarusian consortium, favoring it with sums exceeding 11 billion pesos, while he was maintaining significant personal ties with the lawyers for that party, Eduardo Lagos Herrera and Mario Vargas Cociña.

The Supreme Court's decision was based on the seriousness and credibility of the evidence questioning the effectiveness of the parliamentary advisory role of the current deputy and elected senator, who is being investigated by the Public Prosecutor's Office as a perpetrator of tax fraud.

Former DC congressman testified for six hours, revealing unprecedented details such as a call from jail he received from Lagos and Vargas to prepare a false declaration to disguise the payment of a bribe to the former Supreme Minister, as well as the favors his former partners allegedly provided to both Ángela Vivanco and Diego Simpertigue during the processing of the CBM/Codelco case.

Socialist parliamentarians approached the Public Ministry to request an investigation into the alleged payment of $1.7 million from conservative Sergio Yáber to Congressman Cristián Araya, who is linked to Carolina Araya, chief of staff to José Antonio Kast and one of his closest advisers.

Extreme right leader Alexandre Ramagem is sentenced to 16 years in prison for crimes including organized crime, coup d'état, and violent abolition of democracy. However, a Brazilian media outlet caught him on video walking freely in Miami alongside a woman.

The court ruled that the facts "constitute the crime of qualified homicide (…), with the first circumstance of premeditation, as several young men, including the accused, killed a defenseless elderly victim, who was repeatedly beaten on the head while on the ground without provoking or defending himself."

CIPER revealed that the firm Lagos, Vargas & Silber Legal Advisors Limited received $414 million from Plaza Egaña SpA, controlled by Inmobiliaria Fundamenta. This was stated in a response from the SII to a request from the Los Lagos Regional Prosecutor's Office, which is investigating the CBM consortium case.

"What has been ruled out is that it was an assassination attempt or that it was directed against him due to his political activism. We have no evidence linking it to that," stated Public Security Minister Luis Cordero to the press.

The Santiago Court of Appeals rejected a protective action against Gendarmería, filed on behalf of 134 inmates from the former Punta Peuco prison, following the order to remove personal refrigerators from the prisoners. The appellate court determined that the measure "is neither illegal nor arbitrary."

PS legislators announced they will report the events to the Prosecutor's Office and called out presidential candidate José Antonio Kast due to his close ties with Republican Deputy Cristian Araya, who allegedly received a $1.7 million payment from property conservator Sergio Yáber, a key figure in the "Belarus Doll" case, as part of a political operation aimed at damaging their public image.