Chile’s Supreme Court is preparing to hear a case concerning the collection of debts owed under the CAE (Crédito con Aval del Estado), a state-guaranteed student loan program. The case centers on the legality of debt collection practices and the rights of borrowers, many of whom allege unfair or abusive tactics. This hearing is considered historically significant as the court’s decision could impact tens of thousands of Chilean citizens burdened by student loan debt. Legal arguments focus on constitutional rights related to education and due process. The outcome will likely set a precedent for future student loan debt management and collection procedures in the country. CIPER Chile initially reported on the upcoming hearing, highlighting its potential ramifications for Chilean students and the financial system.