"When authorities do not meet basic standards of integrity, it is our duty to hold them accountable," stated Councilor Andrés Argandoña, while his colleague, Alejandra Valle, asserted that it is "serious that the mayor is threatening councilors with personal lawsuits, in an attempt to silence us while we are carrying out our oversight duties."

Establishing this Secretariat in Valparaíso would mark the first central headquarters of a United Nations organization in Latin America: "Our economy and society as a whole have supported this nomination, reflecting a deep interest in robust multilateralism with clear rules," stated Foreign Minister Alberto van Klaveren.

Perhaps the most disturbing aspect of this portrayal is Miguel Krassnoff's double life. After orchestrating torture sessions, he can sweetly answer the phone to speak with his wife, as if the atrocities committed are entirely compatible with domesticity. The author illustrates this duality not to humanize him, but to reveal the banality of the evil he embodied: the ability to coexist with horror as if it were part of a professional routine.

In the drug trafficking world, soldiers occupy the lowest rank within the hierarchy, tasked with defending territory from rival gangs, alerting associates to police presence, and handling small-scale drug sales—responsibilities that carry significant risks to their personal safety and the potential for police arrest.

"Although I have been clear on several occasions, some insist on spreading lies about me. Here is the payment receipt confirming what I have persistently stated. Enough of fake news," the candidate wrote on her X social media account, sharing the bank document that contradicts what journalist Constanza Santa María claimed during the Anatel debate.

From Peumo, O'Higgins Region, the presidential candidate met with Rural Drinking Water Committees. She announced plans to accelerate the construction of 125 new Rural Sanitary Services systems within four years.

Los Lagos Mayor Víctor Fritz (Ind-Chile Vamos) confirmed the validity of the agreement between Pedro Burgos and the municipality, arguing that the principle of presumption of innocence protects him while the appeal process is underway with Tricel.

The Appeals Court of Temuco determined that "there was no documentation of any hypothetical flagrance, nor was it verified that the petitioners engaged in any conduct that justified the use of coercive immobilization techniques, let alone warrant the application of potentially harmful force, such as cervical compression or repeated exposure to irritants."

The former Honduran president indicated that "electoral terrorism" was imposed through a manipulated Preliminary Electoral Results Transmission System (TREP), a fact supported by 26 audio recordings that, in his view, demonstrate an "ongoing electoral coup."

Judge Paola Plaza formalized charges against Pedro Barrientos, a former military officer expelled from the U.S. and sought by Chilean justice for the murder of national singer-songwriter Víctor Jara Martínez and the former National Director of Prisons, occurring in September 1973, during the onset of Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship.