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In 2 Years “Papito Corazón” Law Forced to Pay $2.5 Billion to Pension Debtors

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The Act facilitates access to financial information for debtors and creates two mechanisms for the payment of debt from bank accounts and other financial instruments of the debtor.
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The amount, equivalent to 52 teletons, has made it possible to benefit more than 282,000 families to date.

In the Antofagasta Region, more than 15,000 people have been registered in the National Register of Debtors, which reflects an advance in the guarantee of rights for children and adolescents. Two years after the entry into force of the Parental Responsibility and Payment Act... The post Two years after its implementation: Parental Responsibility Act has ordered to pay more than $2.5 billion in food penalties appeared first on Thermometer News.

Two years after the entry into force of the Parental Responsibility and Cash Payment of Food Pensions Act, also known as the “Papito Corazón” Act, the balance sheet is strong: the country’s Family Courts have ordered a total of $2,496,135,793,791, equivalent to more than 52 Teleton campaigns. [...] This article “Papitos corazón” Law: Antofagasta Region records more than 15,000 registered for non-payment of maintenance was originally published in…

Two years after the entry into force of the Parental Responsibility and Cash Payment of Food Pensions Act, also known as the “Papito Corazón” Act, the country’s Family Courts have ordered a total of $2,496,135,793,791, equivalent to more than 52 Teleton campaigns. Currently, more than 270,000 people remain in debt in force in the National Register of Debtors, of which 96% are men, which accounts for a problem deeply linked to the economic violen…

Two years have passed since the implementation of the Parental Responsibility and Cash Payment of Food Pensions Act, also known as the Papito Corazón Act, promulgated under the Government of President Gabriel Boric, and the figures are shocking. According to La Tercera in these 24 months, the family courts have ordered to pay about 2.5 billion pesos ($2,496,135,793,791) through the mechanisms established by the law itself. In practice, the law f…

The Act facilitates access to financial information for debtors and creates two mechanisms for the payment of debt from bank accounts and other financial instruments of the debtor.

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La Hora broke the news in on Tuesday, May 20, 2025.
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