On Thursday, the families of the seven victims of the Bruma vessel held a peaceful protest in front of the Biobío Prosecutor's Office in opposition to the measure that would authorize the transfer of the ship involved in the tragedy to a dry dock at Asmar.

The Appeals Court determined that Unimarc, by offering an escalator to its customers, assumed a "heightened duty of care," necessitating that it "adopt all necessary measures to prevent accidents or lessen their consequences."

The Los Lagos Prosecutor's Office filed a chapter-based complaint against Vivanco, a necessary procedure for the formalization of the former Supreme Court minister.

With official approval, the government has dismantled the emblematic prison of the Pinochet era: Punta Peuco has lost its "special" status and now operates under the same penal regulations as the rest of the country.

The law establishing the National Justice Access Service was enacted by President Gabriel Boric, who described it as an example of "good politics" that achieves important agreements. The new institution will gradually begin operations within 18 months of the law's publication, starting in the northern region from Arica to Valparaíso.

The victim, a 12-year-old girl, died on July 26, 2023, after falling from the fifth floor of the Regional Hospital of Chillán, where she had been placed for protection by the Family Court of Bulnes, amid the horrifying abuse perpetrated by her family circle.

The Supreme Court has supported Sernapesca and upheld the fine against Blumar. This is not an isolated event: the south is not a sacrifice zone, and the State must enhance ecosystem protection.

Today marks the formal charging of Gonzalo Migueles—the partner of former Supreme Court Minister Ángela Vivanco—alongside lawyers Mario Vargas and Eduardo Lagos, all detained as part of the "Muñeca Bielorrusa" case, which is linked to a network involved in influence peddling, money laundering, and bribery.

Yerko Ljubetic, the director of the National Human Rights Institute (INDH), warned about "the danger posed to Chilean democracy" by certain candidates who, in his view, do not understand the fundamental importance of human rights. He stated, "It is a risk to have candidates who do not know, evaluate, or value human rights."

Gonzalo Migueles, husband of the ousted Supreme Court minister, turned himself in to the OS7 Carabineros, following an arrest warrant issued in connection with the investigation into bribery and money laundering led by regional prosecutor Carmen Gloria Wittwer.