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Juan Aliste Vega’s death reopens debate over pardons in the governing coalition
Republican deputies call for humanitarian pardons for terminally ill prisoners, while Chile Vamos has yet to adopt an official position on the issue.
Tohá sparks opposition dispute over terminally ill prisoners convicted of crimes against humanity
Fidel Espinoza and Pedro Araya support allowing dying prisoners to die at home; the Socialist Party, the Broad Front, the Christian Democratic Party and the Communist Party reject the idea.
Kast calls for no repeat of October 18 unrest and stays silent on pardons for police and military personnel
Republicans and libertarians press the President for a gesture toward convicted police officers, while Tohá proposes allowing terminally ill prisoners to die at home.
Republicans renew calls for a humanitarian pardon after Aliste Vega's death
Vicente Bruna, the Republican Party's secretary general, called for terminally ill people who pose no danger to be allowed to die at home.
Deputy Ossandón proposes that a technical body decide on pardons
The National Renewal lawmaker called for humanitarian criteria for terminally ill people and urged the executive branch to reallocate spending ahead of the anniversary of the social uprising.
Juan Aliste Vega, convicted of killing Corporal Moyano, dies
The former member of the Lautaro Movement had terminal cancer, and his request to Kast for a humanitarian pardon was still at the stage of gathering reports.
Tohá calls for dying prisoners, including those convicted of human rights violations, to die at home
The former interior minister proposed addressing these cases through institutional mechanisms rather than presidential pardons, following Aliste Vega's death.
Cadem: Kast’s approval falls to 30%, its lowest level since he took office
The poll shows declining ratings for 17 of the 18 ministers assessed, with 69% believing the country is heading in the wrong direction, the worst result since March.
Bassaletti defends house arrest bill on humanitarian grounds
The bill put forward by the deputy from the Republican caucus could apply to people convicted of crimes against humanity and would leave the decision to a judge.
Squella urges Kast to pardon police officers convicted over the social unrest
The Republican Party president advocated full freedom for some imprisoned officers, while RN and Evópoli prefer to consider sentence commutations.
Aliste Vega died six days after requesting a humanitarian pardon from Kast
The former Lautaro member's request divided the Republican Party, prompted Macarena Santelices's resignation and puts pressure on the approach of considering pardons case by case.
Former Minister Gajardo rejects pardons for those convicted of crimes against humanity
The former justice minister said humanitarian cases involving serious illness should be decided by the courts, not the President.
Kast appoints Claudia Carvallo as national director of Airports
The architect returns to the role she held under Piñera, following a selection process with 118 applications and a final shortlist of eight candidates.
Senator Castro distances himself from another Bachelet candidacy and calls for renewal
The Socialist senator rejects a "Boric 2030" bid, backs a candidate from his own Socialist Party and criticizes Tohá's stance on people convicted of human rights violations.
Deputy Valenzuela backs Tohá and calls for humanitarian pardons to go through the courts
The People's Party lawmaker defended the former minister against criticism from the Communist and Socialist parties and proposed a reversible judicial route.
Vallejo defends Bachelet but urges opposition to discuss a shared platform
The former spokesperson for Boric's government said Bachelet "is no wild card" and ruled out a presidential bid of her own for now.
Rabat denies political pressure over pardons after Juan Aliste Vega's death
The justice minister said pardon requests would be reviewed case by case and without deadlines, despite pressure from Republicans and libertarians.
Ossandón (RN) says Kast's governing parties "never became a coalition"
The Chamber's second vice president said Kast decided from the outset not to form a coalition and called for cooperation among equals.