A recent investigation by CIPER Chile reveals that 67 parliamentary advisors were terminated with severance packages and indemnities. Following their dismissal, these former staffers participated in election campaigns. Subsequently, many were re-hired by the same parliamentarians, raising questions about the appropriate use of public funds. The practice appears to circumvent regulations designed to prevent state resources from being used for partisan political activities. The investigation suggests a potential misuse of taxpayer money to support campaign efforts, followed by the reinstatement of personnel. This has sparked scrutiny regarding transparency and accountability within the Chilean legislature. Further investigation is expected to determine the full extent of the practice and whether any laws were broken.