In his first significant legislative move as President, José Antonio Kast introduced a package of economic measures dubbed the "National Reconstruction Plan." This initiative was unveiled in Lirquén, a town in the Biobío region heavily affected by wildfires earlier this year, and aims to address economic challenges with a focus on urgent measures for a country in recovery. The plan notably includes proposals to limit the existing free higher education system, shifting the financial responsibility to students regarding their debts with private banks that previously received government backing. This move may prompt significant debate in the National Congress, with potential implications for access to education and the financial burdens placed on young adults. Additionally, Kast's plan features tax reductions and expedited environmental permit processes, showcasing a broader strategy aimed at fostering economic growth while navigating the political and social implications of such reforms. This agenda symbolizes a shift toward more conservative fiscal policies, likely reshaping the socioeconomic landscape of Chile as it emerges from recent crises.