Following a confession from Migueles, the Chilean Public Prosecutor's Office has requested a hearing to formally charge him, along with Vivanco and Lagos, with bribery related to the “Fundamenta” case. The case, originally reported by CIPER Chile, centers on allegations of corruption. The prosecution aims to present evidence and formally accuse the three individuals of involvement in bribery schemes. Details surrounding Migueles’ confession have not been released, but appear to be central to the prosecution’s case. The hearing will determine the next steps in the legal proceedings against the accused, potentially including preventative detention or further investigation. The “Fundamenta” case has garnered significant attention in Chile due to its implications for high-profile figures. This development marks a significant escalation in the ongoing investigation.