Deputy Luis Cuello (PC) has announced plans to formally request information from the Ministry of Hacienda regarding measures being implemented to pursue and collect owed taxes from high-income taxpayers who hold investments, income, or assets abroad.

The President does not meet with a businessman of this stature at the Government Palace for a casual chat; he does so in his capacity as Head of State. Using the right to privacy to shield this meeting from public scrutiny effectively privatizes La Moneda," stated journalist Juan José Lyon, executive director of América Transparente.

Senator Fabiola Campillai asked, "What is the right hiding that they reject lifting bank secrecy whenever possible?" following the voting outcome.

In under two minutes, the Congressman from Coquimbo and the Senator from Atacama explained the economic promise that previously failed in the 1980s and that the government is attempting to revive with its tax reform.

A cohort of seven deputies from the Libertarian National Party has called on President José Antonio Kast to create a 'Museum of Truth' designed to alter the historical narrative surrounding the Popular Unity period in Chile.

The video captures a retired woman's stark confrontation with Finance Minister Jorge Quiroz in a ministry office. The woman challenged him over social cuts and inadequate pensions; he remained silent and entered the building without responding.

The information was revealed following an official inquiry made by Deputy Gonzalo Winter (FA), and did not include details about the topics discussed during the meeting. In response, the leftist parliamentarian questioned: "What does the President of Chile have to discuss with someone who has repeatedly stated that freedom and democracy are incompatible?"

The president of the CFA warned during the Senate Finance Committee meeting about a cross-cutting risk in the project due to the misalignment between fiscal costs and benefits. She emphasized that fiscal costs or reduced revenues would appear from the first year of the law, whereas dynamic growth benefits would materialize gradually and with greater uncertainty.

The Socialist Party of Chile has expressed strong disapproval of the government's aggressive collection measures targeting CAE debtors, emphasizing the need for a balance between financial responsibilities and the protection of individuals' basic living conditions.

Senator Daniel Núñez (PC) accused the Kast government and the right-wing of being afraid to lift banking secrecy against drug traffickers and gangs like the Tren de Aragua. In an interview with El Siglo, he criticized the failure in public security and warned that Chile could become "a paradise for criminals."