Patricio Maturana
The senator called parole for the former police officer who blinded her in 2019 an act of impunity and has not ruled out turning to international bodies.
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Thursday, October 15, 2026
Libertarians criticize La Moneda for not commemorating October 18
Senator Vanessa Kaiser demanded clear signals from Kast's government, while other governing parties organize their own activities.
Friday, October 16, 2026
Former police officer convicted of blinding Fabiola Campillai granted parole
Patricio Maturana will be allowed to leave Molina prison from December 2, 2026, despite opposition from the senator he blinded in 2019.
Alvarado declines to comment on parole for Patricio Maturana
The vice president distinguished the court ruling from the pardons lawmakers are seeking for uniformed personnel convicted over acts committed during the social unrest.
Campillai rejects Maturana’s parole and announces legal action
The senator called parole for the former police officer who blinded her in 2019 an act of impunity and has not ruled out turning to international bodies.
Saturday, October 17, 2026
Prison Service reports lowered Maturana’s risk of reoffending to very low
The former captain’s prison record shows favorable assessments since January, which paved the way for progressively broader temporary release and his parole.
Commission unanimously approves parole for Patricio Maturana
The Talca commission's unanimous decision divided Congress: governing coalition lawmakers called for pardons, while the opposition backed Senator Campillai.
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