The Peruvian Prosecutor's Office is seeking a 15-year effective prison sentence for former President Vizcarra, accused of receiving 2 million soles (S/), equivalent to 590,000 dollars, in bribes from construction consortia during his tenure as regional governor of Moquegua.

“Javier Milei utilized his presidential authority, and Karina Milei, at a minimum, facilitated the official government premises to execute an act that is being investigated as a suspected international scam,” Argentine lawmakers stated in their final report from the $LIBRA Commission.

In an interview with La Mañanera, Jaime Lorca, director of the Memory and Future Foundation, expressed concern over the slow pace of the Colonia Dignidad expropriation process announced by President Gabriel Boric: "As of now, they have not done practically anything. They are suffering from frustrating bureaucratic slowness; to date, they haven't even designated the appraisers needed to assess the area of Colonia Dignidad," he accused.

Following a complaint from ODECU, SERNAC has initiated a Collective Voluntary Procedure against an automotive company over an alleged data leak that may have exposed around 392,000 records on the deep web.

The prosecution's investigation revealed that the defendants—including colonels and lieutenant colonels from the Army and a Federal Police agent—were part of a tactical core known as "kids pretos," identified as responsible for the severe and violent actions of the coup conspiracy driven by former far-right president Jair Bolsonaro, who was sentenced to 27 years and three months in prison in September.

A Chilean student led the first global research initiative aimed at establishing how to identify pain in frogs and toads, marking a key advancement for amphibian welfare and conservation.

Chilean jurists, legislators, and public figures have initiated a global campaign for the release of Marwan Barghouti, a Palestinian MP and leader held in Israeli prisons for 23 years. They demand that the Gabriel Boric government and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs address allegations of torture, confinement, and severe human rights violations.

The former director of Sartor Administradora General de Fondos (AGF), who currently serves as president of Azul Azul, has been fined 65,000 UF ($2.576 billion) and banned from holding executive positions in the financial sector for five years by the CMF.

The bipartisan legislation requires the Department of Justice to publish "all records, documents, communications, and unclassified investigative materials" related to Jeffrey Epstein and his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell, including flight logs, associated persons and entities, as well as internal emails, notes, and communications from the Department of Justice.

On November 19, 1944, Carlos Lorca Tobar was born, a prominent leader of the Socialist Youth during the Allende presidency, whose legacy is remembered today amid rising right-wing sentiments in Chile.