The trial for the Quilleco Case was postponed for the second time due to a shortage of judges, leaving five Mapuche defendants in preventive detention for over two years. The defense claims violations of due process.

Methods of torture inflicted by state agents during the dictatorship on the 15 victims included electric shocks; mock executions and death threats with firearms; systematic beatings; deprivation of food and water; forced consumption of urine; and mandatory barefoot running on sharp stones, cactus, overcrowded jail conditions, and other threats.

Bank records obtained by CIPER reveal six transfers totaling $19.5 million sent to Manuel Guerra from the network of lawyers Eduardo Lagos and Mario Vargas, who are currently in preventive detention due to their involvement in the Belarusian scandal.

Héctor Espinosa was found guilty of embezzlement, forgery of public documents, and money laundering after siphoning at least $146 million from reserved funds, engaging in cover-up maneuvers with his wife, María Magdalena Neira. "We believe the sentence falls within a serious crimes investigation related to the highest office within the PDI," stated the Public Security Minister.

Democratic and Republican lawmakers are demanding an investigation into the naval operation authorized by U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, as concerns rise over a possible second attack on survivors that could constitute a war crime.

The origins of this case trace back to 2021 and involve a project under the Ministry of Housing and Urbanism's Program for Precarious Settlements (PAP), aimed at enhancing the living conditions of families living in camps, according to the local media Pura Noticia.

While the Defense Committee initially recommended rejecting the bill, the Chamber of Deputies decisively backed it with a significant majority.

The incidents took place during the transportation of pastoral groups participating in the annual religious festival held in this northern Chilean town.

Today, it is evident that the feat of the sailors who risked everything to remain loyal to republican institutions in 1973 has not received the recognition it deserves. However, this is changing... Juan Cárdenas was the highest-ranking sailor involved in that movement. In 1973, at 37 years old, he was considered 'the elder' by the other anti-coup sailors, who were around 20 years old...

Under the guise of "defending freedom," the U.S. government is executing a coordinated strategy to deepen the colonization of Latin America through economic coercion, political interference, blatant diplomatic pressure, and even threats of military intervention.