Chile’s Senate has approved compensation for municipalities impacted by tax exemptions, a key component of a broader reform package. Simultaneously, a tribunal upheld the seizure of property belonging to former mayor Miguel Ángel Aguilera, linked to corruption allegations. In a separate move, the government increased the cap on mortgage rate subsidies to 6,000 UF (Unidades de Fomento, a Chilean index linked to inflation), aiming to ease the burden on homeowners. These developments represent a multi-faceted approach by the government addressing municipal finances, combating corruption, and supporting access to housing. The combined measures, dubbed a “Mega-Reform,” signal a concentrated effort to tackle several pressing issues simultaneously. Further details regarding the implementation of these policies are expected to be announced shortly. The Aguilera case demonstrates a commitment to accountability for public officials.