“Guerra era el mocito de Hermosilla”: María Inés Horvitz y la caída del exfiscal regional

How did a regional prosecutor end up becoming a tool of political power? In this episode of Al Pan Pan, Mirna Schindler speaks with plaintiff's lawyer María Inés Horvitz about the historic pretrial detention of Manuel Guerra. Horvitz reveals previously unknown details about the "favor account" Guerra maintained with Luis Hermosilla and how the dismissal of cases like PENTA and Dominga was allegedly the currency used to obtain exorbitant salaries at Universidad San Sebastián. We also analyze the question on everyone's mind in Chile: Is it Andrés Chadwick's turn to be formally charged? Highlights: The pattern of criminal behavior detected by the court. The network of influence within the Prosecutor's Office in the eastern region. The role of USS in the scheme of payments to former officials. #AlPanPan #ElMostrador #ManuelGuerra #HermosillaCase #AndresChadwick #Justice #Chile #Corruption 01:41 – What is the "corrupt credit structure" mentioned by the judge? 03:56 – From prosecutor to "advisor": Guerra's role under Luis Hermosilla's orders. 06:50 – The history of favors: The closing of the PENTA and Dominga cases. 08:30 – The USS factor: Was the $19 million salary a payment for judicial services? 13:10 – The triangulation with the UDI: How impunity was managed for politicians. 18:12 – The connection with Andrés Chadwick and obtaining jobs after leaving the prosecutor's office. 20:45 – The call to Prosecutor Carrera: Why is it urgent to formally charge Chadwick?