Chile’s Supreme Court has upheld the legality of the Gendarmerie’s transfer of leaders from the powerful Clan Chen criminal organization. Simultaneously, the Chamber of Deputies approved a commission to investigate the alleged use of bots during recent elections, raising concerns about potential manipulation of the democratic process. This decision comes as additional allegations of corruption surface within the Third Chamber of the Supreme Court itself, further escalating the ongoing political and judicial turmoil. The investigations into the judicial branch now include several new cases suggesting possible undue influence and illicit activities. These developments point to a wider crackdown on organized crime and a growing demand for transparency within Chile’s institutions. The CIPER Chile news outlet first reported on the interconnected issues, highlighting a potential network of corruption and interference. The unfolding situation is expected to dominate the political landscape in the coming weeks.