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De Grange defends TAG toll reduction on Autopista Central: "It is not a business opportunity for the highway operator"
The minister for both portfolios said users are the main beneficiaries, despite criticism over extending the concession by another 20 months.
Tohá criticizes 25% TAG toll cut on Autopista Central for extending the concession
The former Interior Minister warned that extending the highway contract delays a tender that could lower tolls further.
Autopista Central TAG toll reduction to take effect in January 2027 divides opinion
The agreement with the concessionaire extends the contract by 20 months in exchange for discounts of up to 25%, drawing criticism from the opposition and users.
Tohá calls 25% cut in Autopista Central TAG tolls populist
The former interior minister warns that postponing the highway tender delays a larger toll reduction for drivers.
Parisi, Venegas and Flores question TAG toll reduction on Autopista Central
The 20-month concession extension and the concentration of benefits in Santiago are the main objections to the government's agreement.
Government coalition and opposition call for TAG toll reduction to extend to regional highways
RN and Republican deputies welcome the agreement with Autopista Central, but the left criticizes the fine print over the contract extension.
La Moneda announces toll and electricity rate cuts after Kast falls to 27% approval
The government denies tailoring its announcements to polls, while Republicans and National Renewal discuss how to halt the decline in presidential approval.
Kast and De Grange reportedly set to announce a TAG toll reduction tonight
The Ministry of Public Works is negotiating with concession operators to lower urban highway tolls, a measure questioned by the CPI and Sochitran over its effects.
UDI deputies call for intercity highways to be included in toll cuts
Four UDI lawmakers from the regions say toll renegotiations focus only on Santiago's urban highways.
PDG considers pension fund withdrawals for the long-term unemployed
An internal report estimates that some 215 thousand people could borrow from their own savings, totaling US$410 million, and the government rejects the proposal.
Alvarado says Ambassador Judd's remarks distract and generate media noise
The minister in charge of both ministries said Chilean sovereignty over Magallanes is not negotiable and that the Foreign Ministry will take whatever action it deems appropriate.