A new study by Horizonte Ciudadano reveals the Chilean government’s proposed budget project includes cuts totaling $325 million across 48 social programs. The analysis, published by CIPER Chile, highlights potential impacts on vulnerable populations dependent on these services. Details of the proposed reductions raise concerns about access to essential support networks throughout Chile. Horizonte Ciudadano’s research examines the scope of the cuts and their projected consequences for various communities. The report suggests a significant restructuring of social spending priorities under the current administration. Further analysis will be needed to fully assess the long-term effects of these budgetary changes on Chilean society. The study’s findings are prompting debate among policymakers and advocacy groups regarding the future of social welfare in Chile.