Bank Confirms Mortgage for President Boric's San Miguel House Met Requirements Amid UDI Inquiry and Government Denial of Electoral Intervention

The Chilean bank involved in the mortgage loan for President Gabriel Boric's purchase of a house in San Miguel has confirmed that the credit complied with standardized requirements, responding to allegations of preferential treatment. The UDI political party formally requested the Financial Market Commission (CMF) to investigate claims of special conditions granted to Boric in the property transaction. The government has characterized the matter as a personal contract issue and sought to avoid further controversy. Questions remain regarding the seller of the property and the details of the sales contract. Separately, the government dismissed accusations that President Boric engaged in electoral intervention in support of candidate Jara. Former Minister Eyzaguirre expressed his intention to vote for Jara while emphasizing the importance of ensuring the program's sustainability and governance. Additionally, discussions continue about potential resignations that candidate Jara might need to make to include the Socialism Democratic faction in his economic team.