The State Defense Council (CDE) has formally requested preventive detention for Joaquín Lavín León, emphasizing that his actions pose a threat to democracy and the institutional integrity of the country.

A shocking ruling reveals that the civic-military dictatorship not only targeted political opponents but also turned its violent tactics against its own, as the Chilean State is ordered to compensate an ex-military member $40 million for moral damages following his torture and unlawful detention in 1975.

While Steinert celebrated a "successful" operation, Temucuicui denounced the communicational exploitation of Mapuche childhood, the impact on vulnerable individuals, and the mixing of operations to inflate the police narrative.

The investigation into Senator Camila Flores for alleged tax fraud in the 'Cuota Flores' case is broadening, following revelations that a former advisor has provided essential bank statements and WhatsApp messages crucial for tracing misappropriated funds.

Researchers in Santiago have innovatively transformed a common Chilean mollusk into a promising vaccine, TRIMELVax, which may offer hope for patients battling advanced skin cancer.

Imagine a world where devices operate endlessly without costs or pollution. Scientists propose this dream through the concept of a Dyson Sphere—an ambitious idea to capture the Sun's energy and propel humanity into a truly advanced civilization.

The Washington Post has revealed that Iranian airstrikes have inflicted damage on at least 228 U.S. military locations across the Middle East since the war began, far exceeding reported figures by the U.S. government.

This production unfolds during the birthday celebration of Catalina and her cousins, the González family, but what initially appears to be a typical party soon transforms into a setting where deep and painful truths emerge.

"In a time when human rights violations in Chile and around the world are being called into question, receiving this recognition encourages us to continue working towards a future that leaves no room for repeating the atrocities of the past," stated the Memory Museum after receiving the award.

According to the filed complaint, "the potential provision of government vehicles, official time, inter-institutional coordination, and deployment of public resources—including participation by personnel from the Chilean Army—to support the professional activities of an individual who does not hold public office, without any functional, legal, or administrative justification, could constitute a misuse of public resources."