Chilean President José Antonio Kast recently stated that no taxes have been reduced in Chile for over 30 years. However, this claim has been refuted by the fact-checking organization Fast Check, which rated the statement as false. Their investigation revealed multiple tax reductions implemented since 1997. These reductions include taxes on royalties, the Complementary Global Tax, and taxes on stamps and seals. The findings contradict President Kast’s assertion and demonstrate a decrease in various tax types over the past three decades. This fact-check highlights the importance of verifying political statements and ensuring public discourse is based on accurate information. The discrepancies raise questions about the president's understanding of Chile’s tax history.