The Appeals Court in Santiago established the illegal and arbitrary actions of the company for failing to rectify the bills for electrical services overcharged to a customer between October 2023 and July 2024.

New footage—a video captured on the Huasco province coast and a photograph shared on social media—shows motorcycles riding over the blossoms of the Florid Desert. The regional authority is investigating those responsible; as of this report, no fines or formal complaints have been filed in the municipalities of Atacama.

The 22 conversations found on Hermosilla's mobile phone, who is accused of bribery, money laundering, influence peddling, and tax offenses, include names such as lawyers Samuel Donoso, Gabriel Zaliasnik, and Mario Vargas; judicial prosecutor of the Santiago Court, Ana María Hernández; former Minister of the Interior, Andrés Chadwick; José Ramón Correa, former chief of staff of the Comptroller's Office and current director of Azul Azul, and Claudio Alvarado, former Secretary General of the Presidency, among others.

As the sixth anniversary of the Kayser factory fire approaches, attorney Alejandra Arriaza clarified in an interview with La Mañanera that the investigation into the deaths of the five victims "is ongoing" and criticized the partial leak of reports. She accused patterns of disinformation and serious state failures in the investigation.

Fundación Escazú Ahora has presented a detailed report recognizing Julia Chuñil Catricura as a defender of human rights in environmental matters; the Mapuche leader disappeared in November 2024 after years of harassment, and the document demands that the Chilean state implement the Escazú Agreement and investigate with an intersectional human rights perspective.

Fundación Escazú Ahora presentó un extenso informe que reconoce a Julia Chuñil Catricura como defensora de derechos humanos en asuntos ambientales, la lideresa mapuche desapareció en noviembre de 2024 tras años de hostigamientos, y el documento exige al Estado chileno aplicar el Acuerdo de Escazú e investigar con perspectiva interseccional en derechos humanos

Six years after the Social Outburst, Senator Fabiola Campillai denounces that less than 1% of human rights violation cases have resulted in convictions, highlighting a state of impunity. She demands truth, justice, and reparations for the victims, whom she describes as abandoned, and calls for a grassroots approach to policy-making.

The Public Prosecutor’s Office has released a report systematizing over 32,000 cases related to the social outburst recorded between October 2019 and March 2020. Key findings include 11,500 cases of unlawful detention, 464 eye trauma victims, and a conviction rate of only 14.3% in Human Rights violations with identified defendants.

National Prosecutor Ángel Valencia has denied the request to remove the Regional Prosecutor of Los Ríos from the Julia Chuñil case. After reviewing claims of bias and prejudice, it was concluded that no legal grounds existed for disqualification, affirming the investigative authority's actions and dismissing all complaints.

After more than three months of fasting and two days on a dry hunger strike, the communal leaders from Module E in Angol ended their protest on October 16 after reaching "agreements with Gendarmería," reinforcing demands for intercultural medical care, agreement compliance, and process guarantees.