Justice
DOJ report accuses Biden administration of weaponizing FACE Act
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The U.S. Justice Department released a report on Tuesday alleging that the Biden administration selectively enforced the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act against anti-abortion activists. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche stated the department will not tolerate a two-tiered justice system. The findings have drawn criticism from advocacy groups.
Justice Minister Fernando Rabat told the Senate Human Rights Commission on Tuesday that there are about 28 pending pardon requests, eight filed since March 11, 2026. Senator Fabiola Campillai questioned the criteria for these pardons, announced by President José Antonio Kast for uniformed officers convicted in the 2019 social unrest. Subsecretary Pablo Mira also confirmed the continuity of the National Search Plan.
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A preliminary investigation has been opened in Paris against singer Patrick Bruel following a complaint for sexual assault and attempted rape filed on March 12. The alleged incident dates back to November 1997 during a film festival in Mexico. This brings the number of ongoing investigations against the artist in France to two.
Patricia Uriz, Koldo García’s former partner, testified on Monday in the fourth day of the Koldo case trial at Spain’s Supreme Court, with her image protected. She described managing cash for PSOE and Ministry of Transport expenses, and denied recognizing WhatsApp messages about “chistorras”. Other key witnesses have also hidden their faces during testimony.
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Luis López, father of the boy Ángel who died in Comodoro Rivadavia, blamed the child's mother and her partner for the death. López said his son lived with the mother, whom he barely knew. He also criticized authorities for not investigating sooner.
A judge in Pitalito ordered pretrial detention for two men charged with aggravated theft for using a minor to steal appliances and cash from a home. The suspects are Juan Carlos Lobos Morales, alias ‘Maní’, and Andrés Ortega Cuchimba, alias ‘Chilga’. The ruling followed arguments that they pose a danger to the community.
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Luis Armando López, father of Ángel Nicolás López, requested the imputation and immediate arrest of the mother Mariela Beatriz Altamirano and stepfather Maicol González for aggravated homicide. The complaint argues that the 4-year-old boy's death on April 6 in Comodoro Rivadavia resulted from months of abuse. The justice system faces questions over alleged prior neglect.
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