Daza believes Simpertigue failed in his duties by not disclosing his personal connections with lawyers Eduardo Lagos and Mario Vargas, who were involved in the cases he was responsible for, including the litigation between CBM and Codelco.

The Twenty-Fifth Civil Court of Santiago grounded its decision in "the age of the claimant and her family context, the temporal extent of her father's detention, and the unlawful duress and torture he suffered, as well as the sequelae resulting from them, particularly concerning the mental health of the claimant and the implications for her family life."

President Xi acknowledged that Chile was the first South American country to establish diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China, emphasizing the longstanding principles of mutual respect, equality, reciprocal benefits, and win-win cooperation that both nations have embraced.

Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yván Gil stated, "Venezuela has received an unequivocal demonstration of solidarity from the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran, along with its offer of cooperation in all areas to confront the piracy and international terrorism that the United States seeks to impose through military force."

"This inauguration is a celebration of the movement we built, the mandate we won, and the city we are ready to lead," Mamdani stated.

The examination of one of the conditions for the recognition of the SQM-Codelco agreement highlighted by Comptroller Dorothy Pérez raises questions about the independence of her decision, suggesting she may have provided a guide for the final recognition process.

Political organizations in Honduras have reported that members of the Armed Forces threatened Election Board members with arrest if they submit zero-result documents again.

Elected President José Kast is continuing his international tour with right-wing and far-right leaders: Following his meeting with Javier Milei in Buenos Aires, he plans to meet with Daniel Noboa in Ecuador on December 22 and, according to the Peruvian Foreign Ministry, will visit José Jerí in Lima in January.

The Census 2024 reveals that 11.5% of the population in Chile identifies as indigenous, totaling 2.1 million people. The Mapuche people represent over 77% of this total, with a strong presence in the Metropolitan Region and the south of the country, confirming ongoing urbanization and territorial ties.

Users accuse Chilean television of exaggerating crime during the campaign and making it disappear after the elections, labeling it as political media manipulation. The criticisms have sparked widespread posts on social media, where users ironically comment on the abrupt "end" of carjackings on screen.