Chile presents its 2027 Budget Law, with a debt of up to 25 billion dollars
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On Monday, the Chilean government led by President José Antonio Kast submitted the 2027 Budget Bill to Congress. The administration is seeking legislative authorization for a public debt of up to 25,000 million dollars, a borrowing limit that exceeds the ceiling approved during the tenure of former progressive president Gabriel Boric.
This marks the first budget formulated entirely during Kast's administration. The fiscal plan includes a total net expenditure of 105.8 trillion Chilean pesos, equivalent to 95,220 million euros, representing a 1.5% adjustment in spending.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Kast envía Presupuesto 2027 y pide autorizar 25.000 millones de deudaHighlights the requested debt increase compared to former president Boric's administration.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Chile presenta su Ley de Presupuestos para 2027, con un endeudamiento de hasta 25.000 millones de dólaresFocuses on overall spending figures and details of Kast's first budget.