Ley de Presupuestos 2027
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- Núñez says Chile Despega is not enough and calls for expanded employment subsidies
Proyecto que elimina Yo Elijo Mi PC y aumenta recursos para obras públicas y vivienda.
- 2027 budget grows between 1.5% and 3.5% depending on the baseline used by the Ministry of Finance
El proyecto contempla un gasto de $91,18 billones, con alzas de 1,5%, 2,7% o 3,5% según la base de comparación.
- Javier Macaya chairs the Joint Committee on the 2027 Budget for the first time
Proyecto cuya tramitación comenzó esta semana en la Comisión Mixta.
- 2027 budget cuts Energy, Culture and Science and freezes Education
Recorta Energía 11,8%, Culturas 10,1%, Ciencia 6,4% y deja Educación con 0% de crecimiento.
- Mayor of Independencia asks the government to reverse cut to the OMIL municipal employment offices
Proyecto del Ejecutivo en trámite en el Congreso que contempla el recorte.
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- UDI deputies seek to stop the SII, Chile's tax authority, from taxing online betting
- Broad Front calls for suspending the mega-reform and revising the 2027 Budget
- Prodemu union accuses Minister Marín of washing her hands of the closure
- UC rector urges Senado not to approve cuts to universities in 2027 Budget
- Lawmakers question US$25,600 million borrowing request in 2027 Budget
- Senator Castro calls $28 billion cut to the Ley Ricarte Soto, Chile's high-cost treatment law, a step backward
- 2027 budget: Ministry of Finance sets four priorities and will review 21 social programs
- 2027 budget cuts Science and suspends new Fondequip competitions
- José García Ruminot admits the Fisco, Chile's state treasury, lacks the resources to pay its public debt
- Ministry of Women staff allege inconsistency over 2027 cuts
- Quiroz says 2027 Budget net debt would be US$8 billion, not 25 billion
- Minister Arzola defends ending Yo Elijo mi PC over its "zero impact" on learning
- 2027 Budget sets March 31 as closing date for Prodemu, Chile's women's development foundation
- Government seeks authorization to borrow up to US$25 billion in 2027
- Sichel accuses the Government of "amateurism" in 2027 Budget cuts