Chilean Constitutional Court rulings impact utility regulations, maritime treaties, and Codelco environmental fines

The Chilean Constitutional Court has issued three distinct rulings: rejecting a government appeal on mandatory utility reconnections during disasters, affirming the validity of maritime treaties concerning the Strait of Magellan, and upholding a significant environmental fine against state-owned miner Codelco. These decisions establish legal precedents for utility obligations, international border stability, and corporate environmental accountability in Chile.