Preliminary 'Total Audit' of Boric Administration Reveals $9.2 Billion Fiscal Risk in Chile

A preliminary "total audit" of the Gabriel Boric administration in Chile has uncovered a fiscal risk exceeding $9.2 billion, stemming from delayed payments, administrative irregularities, and structural control weaknesses. The review, initiated by President José Antonio Kast, analyzed over 913 million data points from 500 public entities between 2022 and 2026. The findings have prompted investigations into four public institutions. (Original article in Spanish)