Ley de Presupuestos 2027
The agency asks the Ministry of Finance to justify cuts to alternative care, adoption, scholarships and juvenile justice, although total spending on children rises by 0.81%.
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Sunday, October 18, 2026
2027 budget would cut funding for Cholito Law by 86%
The cut comes as the responsible pet ownership law approaches its tenth anniversary and criticism resurfaces over clandestine breeding operations and limited enforcement.
Monday, October 19, 2026
Government projects 59% drop in fiscal cash holdings for 2027 due to debt payments
The Treasury's financial assets would fall to 3.9% of GDP in 2027, and the sovereign wealth funds would remain below the 5% to 7% range suggested by the IMF.
Supreme Court votes this Monday on whether to remove Judge Daniel Urrutia over travel while on medical leave
The judge from Santiago’s Seventh Guarantee Court traveled to Costa Rica and Ecuador while under orders to rest for medical reasons, according to the disciplinary investigation records.
Subcommittee votes on 7% cut to regional governments in 2027 budget
Governors call for budget item 31 to be rejected after meeting with the Budget Directorate, and senators from the opposition and governing coalition back their demand.
Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Children’s Ombudsman’s Office identifies cuts to 102 allocations in the 2027 Budget
The agency asks the Ministry of Finance to justify cuts to alternative care, adoption, scholarships and juvenile justice, although total spending on children rises by 0.81%.
Budget Subcommittee approves an additional $829 billion for Health in 2027
Congress moved forward with health spending for 2027, but the Housing budget was put on hold while the opposition negotiates changes with the government.
Thursday, October 22, 2026
2027 budget: $18.3 trillion approved for Health as Housing vote is postponed
The Health allocation rises 4.7% compared with 2026, while the opposition pressed Minister Iván Poduje with proposals for the housing plan.
Friday, October 23, 2026
Children’s Ombudsman accuses government of failing to fight sentence reductions
Anuar Quesille said neither the Constitution nor the Supreme Court required the Ministry of Justice to reduce sentences for child abusers.
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