A bill currently under analysis in Chile proposes a significant shift in consumer protection laws. The proposed legislation would allow consumers to receive a full refund if a contracted service or product is not delivered as agreed upon. Under the project, individuals facing contract breaches would have multiple options for resolution. This includes the right to a complete reimbursement of their money. Advocates say this bill would strengthen consumer rights and incentivize businesses to uphold their commitments. The initiative aims to provide more effective remedies for consumers experiencing non-compliance from businesses operating in Chile. If passed, the law could substantially alter the landscape of commercial transactions within the country.