La Moneda assumes autogol in the purchase of the house of former President Allende, since it violates two articles of the Constitution - La Tercera

The controversy continues following the announcement of the purchase of the house of former President Salvador Allende Gossens, on the part of...

What until this morning seemed to be one of the great acquisitions of the government in the matter of real estate for the State seems to be withdrawn. Or, at least, to be paused. And after it was known that the Executive had agreed to buy the houses of the former presidents of the Republic, Patricio Aylwin and Salvador Allende, for more than $2.2 billion altogether to convert them into museums, the controversy was unleashed after it was put on t…

The head of the party's deputies' bench, Gustavo Benavente, declared that they would ask the Comptroller's office to pronounce itself on this "opaque business."

After it became known that the government will buy the house of former president Salvador Allende to turn it into a museum, the UDI bench of deputies announced that it will call on the Comptroller to decide on the transaction, since it involves the Minister of Defense, Maya Fernández, one of the owners of the property.According to Emol, the head of the UDI bench, Gustavo Benavente, declared that they will request the Comptroller General of the R…

The Ministry of National Assets reported that the acquisition is for patrimonial purposes and that fiscal valuation, that is, the lowest value, was considered. The Government, through the Ministry of National Assets, confirmed this Thursday the acquisition of the house of former President Salvador Allende for patrimonial purposes for a value that borders the billion pesos, which would pay, among other beneficiaries, the current Minister of Defen…

The Government, through the Ministry of National Assets, confirmed Thursday the acquisition of the house of former President Salvador Allende for patrimonial purposes for a value that borders the billion pesos, amount that will benefit the current Minister of Defense, Maya Fernández, in her capacity as owner.